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Charter, which has interests in oil, insurance and publishing (Ladies' Home Journal, Redbook), agreed to invest up to $30 million in the Bulletin in the next four years "if labor will join hands and help." Some think it may be too late. "In the long run, it's not going to make any difference," says John Morton, a publishing analyst at John Muir...
...firms, Mason in 1968 bought 60 small gas stations that eventually led to his acquiring $70 million worth of key Signal Oil & Gas properties two years later. From 1969 to 1974 Charter assets jumped 1184%, as the voracious Mason gobbled up other properties, including Ladies' Home Journal and Redbook magazines and Louisiana and Southern Life Insurance...
...estate holdings plunged; the magazines stagnated; the company's Venezuelan oilfields were nationalized. Profits plummeted 86%. Mason halted his buying splurge, sold off some land, eventually closed such losers as WomenSports, a magazine launched by Tennis Star Billie Jean King and her husband, and merged American Home with Redbook. Out of that reorganization emerged the present Gaul-like structure of three parts...
...Core Curriculum in particular refute any charges of unconcern for undergraduates. However, the Core must be seen in perspective. It has emerged as only one in a long series of reforms stretching back at least to President Lowell's inclusion of curricular electives, and President Conant's Redbook which fostered General Education. As the reformers of every era drop out of sight, dramatic moves are necessary to remind those who remain of their responsibilities towards undergraduates. The content of reform matters less than the more fact that reform occurs. As the former chairman of one of the visiting committees...
...group action, organized by Redbook's male editor in chief Sey Chassler, is aimed at nudging some states closer to ratification-three more are required...