Word: journals
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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...times. Above all, they make workers feel like part of a family. Nowhere is family spirit stronger than at Delta, which has not laid off anyone for nearly 40 years. In 1982 a retiring Delta pilot took out a full-page ad in both the Atlanta Constitution and the Journal (cost: about $6,400) to declare, "It has been my privilege to work for the finest group of human beings that God has ever created...
...doctors to reevaluate the circumstances under which they will prolong the dying process for terminal patients. It is time that doctors reconsidered the validity of the wishes of terminal patients who simply do not want to extend their lives artificially. An article published recently in the New England Journal of Medicine by a group of prominent doctors convening at the Harvard Medical School should go a long way towards doing just that...
Besides, how would the Journal have looked later had another paper come out with "the real, untold story...
...Journal did its own digging, under the direction of Managing Editor Norman Pearlstine. In an editorial titled "Dirty Linen," the Journalsaid that credibility is "our chief professional pride and one of our most important business assets . . . We are, of course, washing our dirty linen in public. This is precisely the action we have often recommended to others caught in embarrassing episodes...
...Journal does have a deserved reputation for tough maximum-disclosure reporting, though its politically conservative editorial page has not in fact been ardent in attacking what is now being called "the sleaze factor" in the Reagan Administration. The President has often gingerly defended his colleagues against attacks from the press as well as from the Democrats. Unlike the Administration, the press undergoes no such persistent, informed scrutiny from the outside. That is all the more reason for those in the press to consider themselves to be not white knights beyond reproach but vulnerable members of the human race...