Two years ago the Federal Communications Commission discovered that Georgia's wirehaired, rabble-rousing Representative Gene ("Goober") Cox had received a $2,500 gift of stock from radio station WALB (Atlanta, Ga.), after helping the station get its license from FCC. (By law, Congressmen are forbidden to accept fees for practicing before Government bureaus.) Ever since then, Gene Cox has tried to tear FCC apart.
He persuaded the House to set up a special investigating committee, with himself as head. Fortnight ago Gene Cox ostentatiously published his list of 24 accusations. Among them, that FCC: 1)...
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