Word: publishes
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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Parkhurst first sent flyers to truckstops, asking truckers to respond with their ideas for a new magazine. He intended to publish something more serious and businesslike than the "gossip sheets" that had been around previously...
...group of five undergraduates plans to publish a two-part Harvard magazine beginning in Jaauary with news commentary and analysis of future world problems...
Harvard Forecast, to be distributed free to members of the University, will publish its futurology section quarterly beginning in January. Some of the subjects the magazine will cover include overpopulation, corporate capitalism and the effects of advanced technology on human life...
...York Times, Washington Post and Washington Star-News agreed in editorials that the beleaguered Vice President had been abused by the stream of leaks from Justice Department sources damaging to his public defense. Yet the same three papers (along with other publications, including TIME) had considered it legitimate to publish incriminating information in their news columns...
...responsibilities on the reporter and editor, who must judge each case on its merits (see TIME ESSAY, page 74). But if the journalist does his homework carefully, and if the choice then comes down to killing a significant story or attributing it to unnamed informants, the obligation is to publish. Without reliance on such sources, the principal Watergate exposés simply would not have been possible. Leaks have been commonplace in Washington for generations, and the Nixon Administration uses them too. The President knows the drill well. Martin Hayden, who as a correspondent met Nixon in 1949, recalls that...