Word: editor
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...Congo and Yemen civil wars) blocked Egypt's economic progress. Sadat gradually closed the country's concentration camps; many political leaders imprisoned by Nasser have been rehabilitated and returned to positions of power. Mustafa Amin, who was released from prison in early 1974, is now editor in chief of al Akhbar, which regularly prints his broadsides against the dead dictator...
...editor of the Harvard Law Review defends his decision not to suspend Spiro M. Pavlovich from the Review staff. "You can say whatever you want about him," he says, "but you can't deny he's got the grades...
...Republic prints an article by someone Martin H. Peretz does not know. "What can I say-it just slipped by," says managing editor David Sanford. "The guy told us he met Marty at a cocktail party in New York, and, of course, a thing like that is very hard to check. It won't happen again...
...first year as managing editor, Sutton has put an increasing number of close-to-home feature stories on Page One, including a report on alcoholism and personal profiles of a police informer and a policeman who lost an eye during an antibusing demonstration. She has also appointed a man as editor of the section called Today's Living, formerly known as Women's World...
...conservation area; all national claims have been set aside, and only scientific research with potential benefits for all mankind is encouraged. But scientists fear that as the need for protein and minerals increases, peaceful exploration may be followed by reckless exploitation. Invited by the National Science Foundation, Associate Editor Frederic Golden visited Antarctica and filed this report...