Chilean vote under Pinochet judged mockery by columnist
The Southern Illinoisan argues Pinochet’s 75 percent confidence vote in Chile reflects a harsh dictatorship’s control. It notes ongoing arrests and torture, suppressed constitutional rights, and warns U.S. policy should push for human rights without appearing meddling. It urges continued inspections and cautious pressure to prevent entrenchment until 1986.
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Ex CBS executive warns Academe is a jungle
Former CBS executive and Hunter College professor Charles S Steinberg argues academia breeds ruthless ambition and fear driven by tenure and publication pressure. He contrasts corporate loyalty with campus politics claiming professors chase power, not students, and calls tenure a shield for autocratic behavior.
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Supreme Court TV and radio coverage urged by CBS chief
Richard Salant of CBS News argues that the U S Supreme Court proceedings should be broadcast live to inform the public. He notes that landmark 1977 cases like Bakke v California raise civil rights questions while warning of potential distractions for witnesses and jurors if cameras enter the courtroom.
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U S. Supreme Court
Richard Salant
CBS News
Bakke
University of California
Supreme Court
Carter signals blunt approach in diplomacy during India visit
During a India visit President Carter urged sending a blunt message to India’s Prime Minister. A private mic captured Carter and Secretary Vance unaware. He contrasted open diplomacy with secrecy and echoed Teddy Roosevelt’s speak softly idea with a big stick twist.
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Cyrus Vance
United States
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Mr. Vance
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Teddy
Radio City Music Hall to Close Forever April 12
The famous New York venue opened in 1932 and has drawn families for Rockettes performances and movie screenings. Declining crowds and financial troubles led owners to announce the 6,200 seat theater will close, with calls to find a way to preserve part of its legacy amid city and political concerns.
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Empire State Building
Statue of Liberty
Radio City Music Hall
Radio City
New York
Edward Koch
Letters Board thanks Jackson County Board for recycling support
Resource Reclamation thanks the Jackson County Board for funding a new building at the processing site with general revenue sharing. Since starting in September 1975 the group has expanded from volunteers to a full-time staff with handicapped workers thanks to contributions and CETA-funded positions.
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Carbondale
Meat counter theft blamed on pre pack meat fraud
A reader protests meat counter practices in Carbonale area markets. He alleges pre sliced pork butt and other packaged meats are trimmed to hide fat and bone, reducing usable meat and inflating cost. He plans to report the incident to consumer protection agencies and invites others to join the protest.
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Carbondale
Consumer Protection
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