NO COMMENT
NO COMMENT Mistaken Identity Received in the mail from Washington, D.C.: A genuine plastic wallet-card identifying The Progressive as a 1979 "sustaining member" of the Republican National...
...Cultural counterrevolution Kyodo news agency reports that Japanese entrepreneurs are planning to sell golf clubs to China and help the Chinese build a golf course near the Ming tombs outside Peking...
...James, who heads the prostitutes' trade association called COYOTE and serves as patron of San Francisco's annual Hookers' Ball, has announced she will seek the 1980 Republican Presidential nomination, explaining: "I felt that with my criminal record, I'd have greater acceptance from the Republicans...
...NO COMMENT Mistaken Identity Received in the mail from Washington, D.C.: A genuine plastic wallet-card identifying The Progressive as a 1979 "sustaining member" of the Republican National Committee...
...Frontiers of free enterprise Bettencourt Acoustically Designed Audio Sound Systems has won U.S...
...Up and coming Social Security Administration projections indicate that if current inflationary trends persist until the year 2050, a loaf of bread will cost $37.50, a medium-sized car $281,000, and a modest home $3.4 million...
...A choice, not an echo Margo St...
...Perfectly clear From the Budget of the United States for fiscal 1980: "Funds obligated for military assistance as of September 30, 1979, may, if deobligated, be reobligated...
...Patent Office permission to call its new guitar bridge BADASS...
...Not to mention motherhood and apple pie John deButts, chairman of AT&T, describing the chairmen of America's 500 top industrial corporations: "I know of no group more interested in morality, workers, or consumers than they are...
...Singalong A CBS correspondent who conducted a diligent search for the source of the "New Foundation" slogan in President Carter's State of the Union message found it in the old communist anthem, The Internationale...
...this is a commissioner...
...Open admission FTC Commissioner Elizabeth Dole, barred from entering a male-only San Francisco club, was permitted to enter when her escort explained, "This is no lady...
Vol. 43 • April 1979 • No. 4
