Word: zillman
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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MEAT CUTTER Jim Zillman, of Wausau, Wisc., yesterday told 1.1 million Americans that he thinks prison inmates should help clean up this nation's roads...
...Zillman was one of seven Americans between California and Boston who voiced their opinions on prison overcrowding in a daily feature on the editorial page of yesterday's USA Today, the exciting new national newspaper...
...Zillman said in a telephone interview yesterday that he and his neighbors love the nation's first general interest daily. "It gets into all the corners," said the 52-year-old, who still reads the local Daily Record-Herald as well. "They cover everything around the country--we don't always get a lot of that," he adds...
...enthusiasm like Zillman's that has catapulted USA Today's circulation into third place among dailies, behind The Wall Street Journal and the New York Daily News. Just one year old and only on sale in New England one week, the 40-page, four-section daily's wide readership might seem surprising, given the frosty reception it receives. It seems whenever USA Today has debuted on a new set of streets, a chorus of criticism has been just around the corner...
More accessible than those two prestigious journals. USA Today shouldn't he criticized for what it isn't and what it doesn't try to be. When critics realize this, they will understand why Meatcutter Jim Zillman and millions of other Americans will continue to read and enjoy America's populist newspaper...