Moonlit Mountain Living Blesses Rural Life Opinion
A narrator recalls quiet mountain nights and a ranch life free of urban crime. A longtime resident touts the simplicity and safety of rural living, contrasting it with city dangers and worries.
Syracuse Herald Journal in Syracuse, New York
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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1985
Page
3
Calaveras County Violence Stirs Rural Fear and Reflections
Robert C. Maynard muses on rural life disrupted by reports of brutal killings in Calaveras County. He contrasts peaceful country days with modern violence linked to survivalists and a Montana kidnapping, noting how fear intrudes on nature and community. The piece laments shifting perceptions of remote beauty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
Calaveras
Calaveras County
Comparable worth debate in Washington Times clash over pay equity
A Washington debate on comparable worth erupts with critics from the Washington Times and Civil Rights figures. Mary Rose Oakar is attacked as backing pay equity while Linda Chavez Phyllis Schlafly and Clarence Pendleton Jr. lash at the concept as wealth redistribution and a threat to capitalism. The piece questions pay injustice, dual pay structures and possible government roles in resolving the issue amid inquiries into a Civil Rights Commission wage discrepancy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Washington Times
Mary Rose Oakar
Ohio
Linda Chavez
U.S. Civil Rights Commission
Phyllis Schlafly
Clarence Pendleton Jr
The
Civil Rights Commission
Pendleton
Rep. Oakar
America
Pay equity push echoes in civil rights debate
Carl T. Rowan argues against federal wage-justice bureaucracies and for state and city actions that raise pay for female dominated jobs. He cites Los Angeles funding twelve million dollars and notes progress in several states while urging Congress to enforce pay according to work value.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
America
Equal Employment Opportunity Commission
Rockford
Ill
EEOC
Civil Rights Commission
Los Angeles
Congress
Freedom of the press on trial in Tavoulareas case
Washington libel fight returns to the courts this fall as the D C Circuit en banc reviews whether a 2 050 million judgment against the Washington Post should stand. The dispute centers on a 1979 Mobil Oil Tavoulareas expose and its portrayal of corporate dealings and alleged falsity in reporting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
U.S. Court of Appeals
Tavoul Areas
George E. MacKinnon
Antonin Scalia
District of Columbia Court of Appeals
Washington Post
MacKinnon
Post
MacKinnon-Scalia
D.C
Libel ruling revisited mobil executive case retried
James J. Kilpatrick notes Mobil head William Tavoulareas and his son Peter sued the Washington Post for libel after a lengthy investigation. A 1983 trial jury found defamation but Judge Gasch set aside the verdict, raising questions about press freedom and the risks of investigative reporting in major corporate affairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Post
Mobil Oil Corp
William P. Tavoulareas
Mobil
J. Skelly Wright
MacKinnon-Scalia
Patrick 'Yler
William
Peter Tavoulareas
Tyler
Oliver Gasch
Gasch
Tavoul
Sex and Tennis Freud Analysis Book Review
Theodor Saretsky promotes Sex as a Sublimation for Tennis by Freud inspiredly. He cites Freud quotes and jokes about tennis neurosis, court obsessions, and analysis by playing tennis with patients. He argues Freud's writings challenge orthodox views and urges readers to buy the book this summer.
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Theodor Saretsky
Adelphi University
Saretsky
Freud
Sotheby’s
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