Post reporter resigns over fabricated heroin story
The Washington Post apologizes for Janet Cooke's fabricated Pulitzer winning profile Jimmy's World. Cooke relinquishes the $1,000 prize and resigns after admitting the 8-year-old heroin addict she depicted did not exist, the paper acknowledging it was the victim of a hoax. The incident prompts scrutiny of the Pulitzer process and newsroom credibility.
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Agriculture Secretary John R. Black said the expanded U S peanut import quota will meet demand for peanut butter and other products until this year's crop arrives. President Reagan announced a 100 million pound increase and deadline extension to July 31, following Carter's prior 200 million pound special quota set to June 30.
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