Richard Harris

A REPORTER AT LARGE about South Greenwich Village. The writer was curious about what was happening to the South Village as a community. Had lunch with …

A REPORTER AT LARGE about the National Council to Control Handguns -- established in January, 1974, thus setting up the first national handgun-control …

It has often been said that without Judge Sirica's courage & independence the essential story of Watergate would never have been told. But it can also …

Richard Harris writes about the contentious relationships between U.S. Presidents and the press, especially Richard Nixon’s hostility toward the media.

REPORTER AT LARGE about the closing of the Lobster, a restaurant on W. 45th St., between Sixth & Seventh Avenues, which was established in 1919. Writer, in…

Richard Harris on Congress’s 1968 passage of the Omnibus Crime Control and Safe Streets Act, of 1968, commonly called the Crime Bill: “a piece of demagoguery devised in malevolence and enacted in hysteria,” he writes.

REPORTER AT LARGE about the business of campaigning for public office, specifically about the race for a seat in the House of Representatives from the …

REPORTER AT LARGE about the role of the individual delegate attending a National Convention. Mr. Harris followed one such delegate, John A. Garbarino, …

REPORTER AT LARGE about St. Lawrence Seaway and account of a ride up the Seaway on a Great Lakes freighter. For over 50 years a powerful lobby in the U.S. …

REPORTER AT LARGE about an 18 year old boy who shoplifted in a weak moment, in 1955, and his rehabilitation thru humane treatment. Writer calls the boy …

Lengthy discussion in REPORTER AT LARGE about Jehovah's Witnesses. Although Witnesses claim that the first Witness was Abel, a possibly more defensible…