Cover of The New York Times Magazine from March 21, 1976, featuring the title 'A Crime and Its Aftershock'. The cover depicts Erwin Charles Simants in custody, bringing attention to a significant crime case and its implications on constitutional rights.
Inside spread of The New York Times Magazine from March 21, 1976, showing the Table of Contents including articles such as 'A Crime and Its Aftershock' and 'The Great Kahn', providing insight into the topics covered in this issue.
The New York Times Magazine March 21, 1976 cover featuring an article titled 'Filters Fall Short.' The cover discusses research by Philip Morris on 'Enriched Flavor' for low tar Merit's special filters, showcasing a vintage advertisement style.
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Cover of The New York Times Magazine from March 21, 1976, featuring the title 'A Crime and Its Aftershock'. The cover depicts Erwin Charles Simants in custody, bringing attention to a significant crime case and its implications on constitutional rights.Inside spread of The New York Times Magazine from March 21, 1976, showing the Table of Contents including articles such as 'A Crime and Its Aftershock' and 'The Great Kahn', providing insight into the topics covered in this issue.The New York Times Magazine March 21, 1976 cover featuring an article titled 'Filters Fall Short.' The cover discusses research by Philip Morris on 'Enriched Flavor' for low tar Merit's special filters, showcasing a vintage advertisement style.

The New York Times Magazine March 21, 1976 A Crime and Its Aftershock Cover

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TABLE OF CONTENTS

Cover
At the North Platte, Neb., sheriff’s office on that morning of Oct. 18, 1975. The press photographs Erwin Charles Simants in Sheriff Gordon Gilstad’s custody. Since then a local murder case has grown into a major confrontation between two constitutional rights: fair trial and freedom of the press. Page 16.
Photograph by Sebast Brei

6
Sunday Observer
Adversity
By Russell Baker

15
Isabelita’s terrible legacy
All Argentina can offer her—or she the Argentines—is more of the same: political violence, the world’s highest inflation and the continuing corruption of Peronism.
By Juan de Onis

16
A crime and its aftershock
Erwin Charles Simants, arrested for rape, murder and worse, was already notorious. But as with Fred Scott and Miranda, chance and politics have combined to make his case the focus of a historic constitutional debate.
By Fred W. Friendly

19
The wizard of LaGuardia
To New York’s tangled finances, Felix Rohatyn, M.A.C. chairman, brings a love of the city and ferocious tenacity in stripping down a crisis to its essentials.
By Peter Hellman

20
Pot luck
With everything from mentholated rolling papers to gold-plated bongs, young entrepreneurs get rich selling legal paraphernalia to use with illegal marijuana.
By Anthony Astracan

40
In a word, the Capitals are atrocious
By Paul Witte

42
They love him in Seattle
Thomas Pasatieri is a young American composer who writes operas and actually makes a living.
By Peter G. Davis

72
Design
Museum at home

75
Fashion
Lengthwise

78
Food
Earthy or elegant
By Craig Claiborne
with Pierre Franey

82
Letters
On computer procreation and college admission.

91
Puzzles
Last week’s answers, Page 88

111
Endpaper
Vogue words are terrific, right?
By William Safire

Picture credits, Page 80

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