Word: licensee
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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A reporter for the Concord, N.H., Monitor will be arraigned this morning for possession of an allegedly stolen letter that asserted bribery in the granting of a dog track license in Belmont, N.H.
Norris last April 9 published excerpts of a letter from Lessard to N.H. governor Meldrim Thomson Jr., in which Lessard said he had been "bribed" to drop his bid for a track license.
The Medical School, in its silence, gives consent to physicians and researchers to behave in manners subject only to the judgment of their own consciences. But their work is not a private affair. Historically, sanction by silence has inevitably led to exploitation. Privileges become understood as rights, and trust becomes...
It all started with Vice President Agnew's eloquent orations in 1970 about those elitist Eastern radical intellectuals who distort the news. Then Clay T. Whitehead, director of the Office of Telecommunications Policy in the White House, opened up and has yet to quiet down. A recent sample: "Station managers...
"Now you can't have it both ways," he said. "You can't have a free license given to you by the public and not have a concommitant responsibility to present to the public a fair and balanced perspective on the news."