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Vol. 045 Issue 002 (February 1 1981)
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••Contents••
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LETTERS
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LETTERS Owls G. William Domhoff, in his article "Politics Among the Redwoods" (January issue), has unwittingly explained the generally unenlightened behavior of our nation's business and political...
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Clout, not crumbs
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COMMENT Clout, not crumbs With the approach of Inauguration Day, the weeping, handwringing, and gnashing of teeth that were so audible and visible among liberal and labor leaders immediately after...
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NO COMMENT
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NO COMMENT Good sports... Guess who didn't boycott the Moscow Olympics? Pepsi-Cola, that's who. According to Soviet Life magazine, only about 1,000 Americans attended the games last summer—but...
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God's panhandler
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Mayer, Milton
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God's panhandler She was one tough, lusty Christian, full of brightness and beans Milton Mayer Among the mitred of the Earth, few since Richelieu have had the clout of the late Francis Cardinal...
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THE WORD FROM WASHINGTON
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Stein, Jeffrey
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THE WORD FROM WASHINGTON Being here Jeffrey Stein The first shock wave from the election has passed over Washington. Those residents who were not busy packing or unpacking spent the last days of...
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AN ARMY IN SEARCH OF A WAR
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Klare, Michael T.
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An army in search of a mar IT WAS JUST A SMALL IDEA, AND THEN IT GREW MICHAEL T. KLARE Not since the Green Berets were lionized by President John F. 11 Kennedy in 1961 has a U.S. military unit...
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Why not the worst?
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Judis, John
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Why not the worst? Alexander Haig brings strong-arm diplomacy to a volatile world John Judis "We've got to shed the sackcloth and ashes of our Southeast Asia involvement." —Alexander Haig, July...
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El Salvador: the next Vietnam?
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Forche, Carolyn
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El Salvador: the next Vietnam? An oppressive regime expects help from Reagan Carolyn Forche Last March, when a Congressional subcommittee was considering a proposal to send three twelve-member...
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The condor's last flight
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Reid, Robert Leonard
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The condor's last flight Better a vanished species than a proud bird caged Robert Leonard Reid In the finest T-shirt tradition, the message emblazoned on the shirt-front summarizes a complex...
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Special privilege: Should newsrooms be immune from police search?
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Jensen, Dwight
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Special privilege: Should newsrooms be immune from police search? Dwight Jensen Police and prosecutors in America have learned that they can obtain search warrants and conduct searches in...
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Special privilege: Should professors keep tenure votes to themselves?
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Boiarsky, Carolyn
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Special privilege: Should professors keep tenure votes to themselves? Carolyn Boiarsky It started out as a routine civil rights case involving sex discrimination at the University of Georgia....
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Blood and oil
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Milloy, Ross
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Blood and oil The perils of offshore petroleum production Ross Milloy At 4 o'clock in the morning on February 3,1974, Heli Ramon Sanchez glanced up from his work aboard an oil production barge in...
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Farewell, forests
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Harris, Michael
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Farewell, forests So you think burning wood is ecologically sound? Think again Michael Harris When the 1973 Arab oil embargo cut the pipelines that fuel America, the scramble to find replacement...
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Citizen power
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Graaf, Harry C. Boyte and John de
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Citizen power A new movement taps old traditions of community self-help and control Harry C. Boyte and John de Graaf If Ronald Reagan's Presidency signifies the collapse of New Deal Liberalism,...
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The Progressive Puzzle
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Rathvon, Emily Cox and Henry
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The Progressive Puzzle Emily Cox and Henry Rathvon Letters to clue answers, when put in the appropriately numbered squares, will spell out a quotation and its author. The first letters of the...
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A different Vietnam
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Bradley, Douglas
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ART A different Vietnam Douglas Bradley For visitors to the Landmark Center in St. Paul, Minnesota, a recent art exhibit offered a rare opportunity to confront "The Vietnam Experience" as it is...
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Musclemen
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Seitz, Michael H.
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MOVIES Musclemen Michael H. Seilz Martin Scorsese's Raging Bull is possibly the best American movie of the past year. It is a work of great intensity, boasting superlative acting in the major...
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You just can't keep the music unless you move with it'
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Hentoff, Nat
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INDIGENOUS MUSIC 'You just can't keep the music unless you move with it' Nat Hentoff I never told him, but Sidney Bechet was responsible for my dropping out of Harvard graduate school. One Sunday...
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Energy choices
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Sanders, Scott
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BOOKS Energy choices ENTROPY: A NEW WORLD VIEW by Jeremy Rifkin, with Ted Howard The Viking Press. 305 pp. $10.95. Scott Sanders Earth is a finite and orderly system . If we mean to survive...
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Whose land?
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Klein, Joe
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Whose land? WOODY GUTHRIE: A LIFE by foe Klein Alfred A. Knopf. 476pp. $15.95. One of Woody Guthrie's close friends told me some years ago that when he spotted some erotic materials in a Guthrie...
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Reliving Okinawa
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Manchester, William
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Reliving Okinawa GOODBYE, DARKNESS by William Manchester Little, Brown. 401 pp. $14.95. Goodbye. Darkness is three books in one. It is William Manchester's account of his own involvement in the...
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Waiting for jobs
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Levison, Andrew
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Waiting for jobs THE FULL EMPLOYMENT ALTERNATIVE by Andrew Levison Coward, McCann & Geoghegan. 252 pp. $10.50. One of the few "constants" in American economics, at least for several decades,...
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Opposing a war
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Zahn, Cordon C.
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Opposing a war ANOTHER PART OF THE WAR: THE CAMP SIMON STORY by Cordon C. Zahn University of Massachusetts Press. 273 pp. $14. Those of us who think of World War II as a "popular" war have a hard...
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Books Briefly
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Books Briefly Political bombast The Fleecing of America, by Senator William Proxmire (Houghton Mifflin. 238 pp. $10.95). "The mission of this book is to awaken the guards and sentinels of our...
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THE MART
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THE MART ASSOCIATIONS KOREAN HUMAN RIGHTS Information, 625 Post St., No. 888, San Francisco, CA941Q9. ECOLOGISM POLITICAL PARTY (USA). 1801 E. Wilshire, Fullerton, CA 92631. BERTRAND RUSSELL...
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THE LAST WORD
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Jendrzejczyk, Mike
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THE LAST WORD The chair Mike Jendrzejczyk The chair stood, smooth and straight-backed, leather straps hanging from the arm rests and wires dangling from one leg. Two people stood on either side....
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