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What Makes The Washington Post Different From The Watergate Crooks? By Harold Bell

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April 7, 2018

INSIDE SPORTS TRAIL BLAZER
The Washington Star cites Inside Sports as the trail blazer in sports talk in DC.
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The Washington Post: NBA legend Red Auerbach and I co-host “Inside Sports.” Katharine Graham left a trail that Stevie Wonder could follow.

The author Alex Belth of “THE SUNDAY LONG READ” provides inside information and describes in word and a photo show of the Usual Suspects. It turns out Katharine Graham and Richard Nixon had a lot in common, he botched Watergate and she botched the kidnapping of “INSIDE SPORTS!”

I had already launch my INSIDE SPORTS radio talk show in 1970 on W-O-O-K AM nine years before Katharine Graham launch INSIDE SPORTS the magazine. The Washington Post and ESPN discovered INSIDE SPORTS much like Christopher Columbus discovered America in 1492, native Americans were already occupying the land?

When the Washington Post discovered INSIDE SPORTS MAGAZINE, writers, columnist and their sports editor George Solomon were frequent guest on INSIDE SPORTS my radio talk show. I was also a freelance writer for the paper (sports & commentary sections and a frequent guest on the Washington Post sports talk show seen on then old Comcast cable television channel).

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