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...Zenger-Miller, a Menlo Park, Calif., consulting firm, has sold shop-floor training programs to 250 companies since 1977, including such firms as American Can Co., Honeywell and FMC Corp. Its 15-week courses include role playing and studying videotapes of typical contacts between bosses and workers...
...over 250 years, American journalists have waged a running battle against efforts to impede the gathering of the news. John Peter Zenger, an otherwise undistinguished figure, found his niche in journalistic history when his freedom of speech was curtailed...
Fifty-nine years later, the First Amendment to the U.S. Constitution belatedly gave Zenger the support he wanted in 1732. And according to three of this year's Nieman Fellows, that First Amendment is all American journalists need...
...again challenging the film's production techniques and accuracy. Not surprisingly, CBS News President Richard Salant saw the Government attack as a Washington witch hunt reminiscent of the prevailing atmosphere during the Ed Murrow-Joe McCarthy confrontation in 1954, and dramatically pictured himself as an "electronic John Peter Zenger...
...have changed. Goldwater is very cool to his old friend Pulliam these days. And Pulliam's papers, the Arizona Republic and Phoenix Gazette, have lost their partisan image and greatly improved and broadened their news coverage. This week Pulliam receives the University of Arizona's John Peter Zenger Award* for "distinguished service in support of freedom of the press and the people's right to know." (Among previous recipients: the New York Times's James Reston and Washington Post Editor James Russell Wiggins...