MONTHLY JOURNALISM AWARD
TIDBITS & OUTRAGES A DOMESTIC POLICY FOR THE AGES When Victoria Clarke, George Bush’s campaign press secretary, was asked why Bush had not traveled more often to urban areas, she replied, “They...
...I COULD HAVE DONE IT FASTER, BUT THERE ’ WERE ALL THESE WORDS IN BETWEEN...
...DWP incurred a $333,407 penalty because it failed to put $3.40 worth of postage on a property tax payment...
...TIDBITS & OUTRAGES A DOMESTIC POLICY FOR THE AGES When Victoria Clarke, George Bush’s campaign press secretary, was asked why Bush had not traveled more often to urban areas, she replied, “They hadn’t had riots, I guess...
...NEXT MONTH: PREVENT LIP CANCER WITH M&MS After the Princeton Dental Resource Center‘s newsletter claimed that chocolate might be as beneficial for your teeth as apples, The New York Times revealed that the center is funded by Mars Inc., a major manufacturer of chocolate candies...
...A psychology professor at the University of California-San Diego has spent the past four years studying the rates at which people say “urn,” “er,” I and “uh...
...In a recent interview, Laurence Powell, one of the LAPD officers accused in the Rodney King case, stated, “I never harbored any personal malice toward Mr...
...County Transportation Commission spent $6,000 on doughnuts and the L.A...
...In addition, the L.A...
...The newsletter did not mention the connection...
...County Board of Supervisors bought one of its members a $74,000 armored car...
...IT WAS JUST A FRIENDLY PAT ON THE BACK...
...King...
...THE CASE FOR THE RIOTS I According to the [os Angeles Times, in the past year, the L.A...
...THE CASE FOR THE RIOTS II The los Angeles Times also reported that despite spending $500,000 on an advertising campaign to convince citizens to drink tap water, the Los Angeles Department of Water and Power provides bottled water to many of its employees...
Vol. 24 • July 1992 • No. 7
