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...Globe, the Herald Traveler, and the Record American, are not scrapping. But two small weeklies that feature radical politics, rock-music and movie reviews, plus gamy classified ads, are presently engaged in a fierce-and profitable-battle for readers and revenues. Moreover, their hard-digging reporting is beginning to stir up the downtown dailies as well...
...Martin in Buenos Aires during the past month had all the color and excitement of a library reading room. There, sitting in mute isolation on the vast stage, two men huddled over a small table for hours like grad students cramming for their final exams. At the slightest stir in the sellout audience of 1,200, red signs flashed SILENCIO. The tension was almost palpable. Grand Masters Bobby Fischer of the United States and Tigran Petrosian of the Soviet...
Splitting Royalties. The "Insight" team that caused all this stir consists primarily of three young reporters, reinforced on occasion by specialists and correspondents. Their editor, John Barry, 29, weaves their accounts together, retaining, he says, "the individual perceptions." He insists that "the 'Insight' operation is a group of journalists, but not group journalism." They produce a stream of well researched, pungently written reports on such varied subjects as arms sales to South Africa, prison riots, the phony labeling of French wines and drugged race horses...
...just like to stir people up.?Tom O'Horgan, director...
...Stigwood moved toward developing a stage version and launching touring concerts less than a year ago, only to find that he had been beaten to the punch. By whom? By churches, in cities and towns large and small from New Jersey to New Mexico, who were using Superstar to stir up their congregations...