Word: heraldic
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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Open Season. As Kirk's wild week came to a close, even many Floridians who agreed with his stand on busing wondered about the rationality of his tactics. Observing that "megalomania has no place in a statehouse," the Miami Herald called for the Governor to be "removed from office as unfit to serve...
...thrice-weekly column for 200 newspapers (including the Chicago Sun-Times and the Boston Globe) has a title that precisely conveys her puckish point of view. She calls it "At Wit's End." What most tickles Erma, a former women's news reporter for the Dayton Journal Herald, is her unfashionable fascination with being a housewife. Her beat, she once wrote, is the utility room...
Erma rarely lectures and seldom ap pears on television. She spends most of her time on a 30-acre farm in Bellbrook, Ohio, a small town 10 miles south of Dayton. Besides her newspaper column (which was launched by the Dayton Journal Herald in 1965, is now syndicated by Publishers-Hall and last year earned her close to $50,000), she writes a monthly column for Good Housekeeping entitled "Up the Wall" and is working on her second book...
...Times Mirror Co., the merger -if consummated-will culminate a decade-long drive that thus far has made it the third largest in U.S. publishing. Six months ago, the company also entered into a merger agreement with the Dallas Times Herald and its three local TV and radio stations...
...coast-to-coast media merger were not enough, there were reports at week's end that the New York Times, which gave the Los Angeles Times-Newsday story front-page play, was talking to the Hearst Corp. about purchasing the strike-troubled Los Angeles Herald-Examiner. New York Times Publisher Arthur Ochs ("Punch") Sulzberger was not available for comment...