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Wasn't the Boomer writing for the Washington Times while at W&L? I seem to remember jokes about the moonie paper.

And didn't he get a Pulitzer (or some other big award) for his research into the C5A contracts? I don't have my copy of Investigative Reporting any more. 74.8.191.210 21:13, 22 March 2007 (UTC)[reply]

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Clark Mollenhoff actually wrote 13 books, the last being published after his death. It was a book of poetry, "Ballad to an Iowa Farmer: and Other Reflections." Ronald Reagan enjoyed his poetry, and recited "Teacher" upon giving an award, as did Meredith Willson on his "Music Man."

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