Top Censored Stories of 1978

Much attention has been focused recently on the health hazards of asbestos particularly with its use in school classroom ceilings and in hair driers. That health danger, however, is somewhat…

Given the advertisements and commercials showing women in expensive business suits befitting “the boss” image and the spate of articles explaining how women cope with executive life, it is quite…

On January 19, 1979, with what could be seen as its only prescient act during its existence, the Nuclear Regulatory Commission rejected its own safety study, done in 1975, which…

Many people believe that the Unification Church, sometimes referred to as the “Moonies,” is a small cult that uses brainwashing techniques to convert young people to their religion, but few…

At least 4,900 people die in residential fires in the United States every year. According to the U.S. Fire Administration, America has the second highest per capita death rate from…