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...More] articles are often amply documented. Once in a while, however, Editor Richard Pollak seems to suffer a total lapse of judgment...
...restricted view of the Constitution's language on impeachment question whether there is sufficient cause for taking any action against the President at present. They do not deny or underestimate the scope and extent of Watergate crimes, but they would proceed with all due caution. Louis H. Pollak, a Yale law professor, feels that Nixon should not be impeached unless there is evidence of his actual involvement in illegal activities such as the Watergate cover-up or the plumbers' burglary. In other words, the President must be shown to be guilty of a crime. Alexander Bickel, also...
...weeks ago when Marseille's new prefect of police, Rene Heckenroth, responded to political pressure to clean up the city by suddenly closing down the 30-odd hotels where the prostitutes took their clients. With that, the girls walked off the job-but not before consulting Lawyer Emile Pollak, who told them to extend their walkout for 30 days. "On the 31st day," he warned, "you'll see what state Marseille wilt...
There is a sort of sliding scale for the premiums. If an East German athlete like Pentathlon Star Burglinde Pollak beats a fellow East German or even a Communist brother in international competition, she receives the minimum bonus. The amount rises if she defeats a capitalist, and reaches a maximum if she conquers a West German. An Olympic Games gold medal, depending on the sport category, may earn an East German athlete between 20,000 and 50,000 marks ($6,250 to $15,600). One reward for Margitta Gummel, who won the women's shotput event in Mexico...
...reporters, editors, freelancers, students, journalism professors and unaffiliated critics from all over the U.S. A few paid their own way to New York from points as distant as Hawaii to participate in the biggest forum ever involving those who write, report and broadcast the news. [MORE] Editor Richard Pollak promised all comers "a chance to bitch"; the response was collective catharsis. Panels on subjects ranging from "the new journalism" to "racism-sexism-elitism" were punctuated by scatological outbursts that went live on radio and cable television into many startled Manhattan households...