Einstein Hart: Real interests lie in sex not science
Newhouse News Service comments on the public fixation with Gary Hart and Albert Einstein over alleged romantic entanglements. The piece argues coverage shifts attention from serious issues to sex, noting Hart’s privacy and the press pursuit of judgment and integrity. It questions gendered portrayals and the impact on personal lives.
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Washington
Albert Einstein
Gary Hart
Jimmy
Tammy Bakker
Einstein
Princeton
The
New York Times
Gacy Hart
Miami Herald
Hearings show character over facts in historic probes
Analysis notes how major hearings reveal attitudes and language more than new facts. Butterfield’s 1978 Nixon tape disclosure began uncovering cover up, while 1954 Army McCarthy hearings highlighted Welch’s decorum against McCarthy’s aggression, shaping public perception of decency and power.
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Washington
Alexander Butterfield
Richard Nixon
Butterfield
White House
North Carolina
Sam Ervin
John Ehrlichman
Patrick Gray
H.R. Halde
Joseph N. Welch
Special Army
McCarthy
McCarthy era censure ends reign of intimidation in Senate
Mary McGrory notes the Senate’s untelevised hearings broke McCarthy’s grip as Sen John Stennis moved a censure resolution. She draws parallels to Watergate’s 1973 drama with Nixon, Ervin, and Cox, then shifts to current inquiries about Ronald Reagan, character, and knowledge of White House actions amid assertions of ignorance.
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McCarthy
Senate
Communist Party
John Stennis
Mississippi
Richard Nixon
Sam Ervin
Nixon
Archibald Cox
White House
Ronald Reagan
Howard Baker
Watergate Committee
Reagan
House Select Committees
Daniel Inouye
Lee Hamilton
Capitol Hill
NYC fights over park tank to clean Flushing Bay
New York fights over sewer overflow storage under Flushing Meadows Park as DEP plans a seven acre tank to hold rain runoff and prevent odors. Parks Department worries about leaks while city advances a $300 million Red Hook plant for preliminary treatment and watershed cleanup.
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New York
Parks ‘Department
Department of Environmental Protection
Flushing Bay
Queens
DEP
Flushing Meadows-Corona Park
Parks Department
Park
Central Park
Shea Stadium
Flushing Creek
Hudson
East Rivers
Jamaica Bay
New York Harbor
Gowanus Canal
Brooklyn
Red Hook
Carrol Gardens
Lavender Lake
DFP
East River
North River
New York Advances Major Water and Sewer Modernization
By 1989 New York plans 230 million gallons of treated sewage daily from two plants and upgrades to 12 more facilities. The city will meter all buildings within 10 years, replacing 182 500 meters and installing 550 000 new ones, saving vast daily water. A 280 million dollar program includes a third water tunnel and sludge disposal shifts offshore.
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New York
Sandy Hook
Hart Chasing a Presidential Path or a Skirt Chase
The piece argues Hart’s alleged womanizing should not bar him from the presidency and notes that past presidents, including Kennedy and Eisenhower, pursued personal diversions. It cites a Miami Herald probe and suggests hostile female voting blocs could hinder his campaign, concluding Hart should abandon the chase if unfit for the job.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gary Hart
United States
John F. Kennedy
Eisenhower
Lincoln
Washington
Frank Sinatra
Kennedy
Marilyn Monroe
Hart
George
Jack Kennedy
Miami Herald
Miami
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Nyc
John McLaughlin
Mike Royko
St Clair
Sechiy
You & St Clair
Fairmount Fair Mall
Penn-Can Mall
Flash
Neat
Sean
Bayberry Plaza
Dewitt
Empire Plaza
Hechingie’s
Sun
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