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...young dissidents-and some older staffers too-feel that the infighting has hurt the paper's editorial quality. "We came to rely more and more on the wire services and the New York Times News Service," says a former staffer. "There wasn't time for journalism." In fact coverage of local affairs is less enterprising than it was a few years ago. The paper's competitive position, however, shows no sign of being damaged. The Plain Dealer remains Ohio's largest daily, with a circulation of 409,-000. Ad linage is increasing. As far as Vail...
...England Action Research (NEAR), a monitoring group that collects "dossiers" on business and government, has accumulated almost 16 drawers of files open to use by Harvard students and others, Susan Koff, a part-time staffer, said yesterday. The files contain raw data on links between university, corporate and military activities in the area...
Businessmen Harvey Klaris and Richard Kovner, both 33, say that their country club offers an alternative for people who want to mix without pressure to make an instant connection, as in a singles bar. But their approach seems to generate its own pressure. One staffer observes: "People come together like this because they're lonely. The singles business is a sad business...
...LAWYER himself, Richard Nixon might well admire the meteoric rise of John Wesley Dean III. Though he is only 34 and has never been in private law practice, the fastidious blond attorney from Akron is Counsel to the President of the U.S. Dean is also the White House staffer to whom L. Patrick Gray III handed over the FBI'S files on its Watergate probe. As a result, his name has turned up more than any other in the Judiciary Committee's hearings on Gray, and he is the man whom the Senators most want to question...
This has nothing to do with the fact that Sinatra donated at least $14,000 to Nixon's reelection. It is just that, in the words of one White House staffer, "he did so much during the Inauguration, and in the campaign too." On the West Coast, Sinatra's publicity man said that the entertainer was "excited, delighted, flattered and honored...