University of West Georgia - Chieftain Yearbook (Carrollton, GA)

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Washington Watch-Dog Checks Out Campus Jack Anderson Of all the investigative reporters on the scene today perhaps the most widely known is Jack Anderson. Although he personally dislikes the term ' muckraker ' , he reluctantly admits that he falls into that group. But through Mr. Anderson ' s persistence and determination some of the best kept secrets that Washington politicians have to hide have become public knowledge. Mr. Anderson believes that since government officials no longer have a rubber stamp that says ' CENSORED ' they have turned instead to rubber stamps that say ' TOP SECRET ' . Jack Anderson devotes his syndicated column to publishing the errors and mistakes that politicians would rather see filed away from the public view forever. Mr. Anderson is committed to the idea that the American public is entitled to know what it is getting for its ' money and trust.

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Syndicated Cartoonist Visits WGC O«0fcW ' it-iWer M,;.N( ' Mind If I Join You? From the hoopla that surrounds the American political scene, David Boyd pulls the humorous incidents and records them visually for the American public. This year he has had no lack of material. The elections of 1976 and their major characters, Gerald Ford and Jimmy Carter, have provided Mr. Boyd with an abundance of material. The Chieftain Staff extends our thanks to Mr. Boyd for providing us with his political cartoons. David Boyd the SOVEREIGN STATE of AFFAIRS by Boyd Wo« AFieR U5TGNING TO THE PEBATCS AHO 0BSB lN6 gOTH CANDIDATES... V rtM DO You THINK (STMt MOST IMPoerANT [S6uE B FO( OUR COUMTW 1 WHO ' 6 GOING TO WIN THE WOeiD SERIES. ' 28

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