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...ties with Washington, and they could leave Thompson--the best thing they'd ever had--with a completely free hand. He ran wild with it--interviewing George McGovern at a urinal, throwing objectivity out the window, junking any semblance of "off-the-record," refusing to repress an obvious bias (pro-McGovern), and drawing no line at the point where the facts ended and his imaginative insanity began. For example, he gets into some very heavy slander: NBC's John Chancellor (who he seems to like) is a "dope-addled fascist bastard," Muskie is "a bonehead who steals his best lines...
...demonstrators, carrying signs that charged Widener with political bias, also delivered a letter, signed by 51 members of the Harvard community, to Louis E. Martin and Douglas W. Bryant, University librarians. The letter described the month-long exhibit from the Judaica Collection as "political" and "offensive" and called for a ban on such displays...
...razor. His balls should be cut off." Leroy's lawyers eventually took the case to a higher court, which ordered his release from jail because of insufficient evidence. In an unprecedented action, Pascal was also removed from the case by the French Supreme Court of Appeal for bias, and a new judge was appointed...
Ackerman said that he talked to members of the Department about hiring and the student members of the commission talked to members of the Union of Radical Political Economists (URPE), which submitted to the commission last month a complaint accusing the Department of bias against radical economists...
Manckiewicz added that this lack of concern with issues was especially reflected in television reporting. He said that Vice President Agnew was correct in 1970 when he accused network presidents of imposing their bias on network news, but he added that this was not a liberal bias...