Supreme Court declines lift on Noriega tapes ruling
Our view says the 7 2 decision does little to resolve the core conflict between press access and fair trial concerns. CNN may appeal, while Noriega defense lawyers warn airing the tapes could expose confidential strategy and affect due process. The case tests limits of prior restraint and press freedom in constitutional law.
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U. S. Supreme Court
CNN
Supreme Court
Noriega
South Carolina
Silent Movie Fees Spark Legal Tug on Flight
Steve Sun, a Los Angeles tax attorney, was arrested after watching Presumed Innocent on a United Airlines flight without paying a $4 headset fee. Crewmembers warned him, the pilot could notify security, and he was detained upon landing before release. The case may go to the city attorney, who could drop it. The airline says the charge is for the audio track, not the headset.
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Steve Sun
Sun
United Airlines
Los Angeles
United
Parents should discipline children without outside help
Dennis Brooks argues parental discipline should be the home’s responsibility, criticizing DSS and psychiatrists and urging parents to correct behavior, even with a swat, to avoid children seeking external guidance.
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Dennis Brooks
Wagener Rd
Want To Write Letters To The Editor
The Aiken Standard invites signed letters with the writer’s mailing address for publication. Prefer brief, legible submissions, subject to editing. Send to The Editor Box 456 Aiken SC 29802.
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Aiken Standard
Aiken
Aiken, S.C
Production and Circulation Leaders Named
Sue S. Brown is Production Director, Ellen C. Priest is Business Office Manager, and Daniel S. Holland is Circulation Director in the updated staff roster.
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Sue S. Brown
Ellen C. Priest
Daniel S. Holland
Bush Needs Congressional Backing Amid Gulf Crisis
The piece argues President Bush faces a tough choice on reconvening Congress to secure broad bipartisan support for his Gulf actions. It notes House and Senate votes on Joint Resolution 658 and Concurrent Resolution 147, critiques their weak outcomes, and urges national groups to publicly back the president while avoiding a watered-down measure.
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House
Dante Fascell
Florida
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United States
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House Foreign Affairs Committee
Saudi Arabia
Shrinking Plymouth Rock and the many pieces it became
The piece of Plymouth Rock has dwindled through centuries of souvenir taking and display moves. From a large shoreline boulder it was split and carried to meetings and halls, then recrowned by a canopy as more fragments vanished. By 1920 the rock measured feet with 80 percent weight lost, with pieces scattered in England, Hull, Plymouth, Los Gatos, Carson City, and Washington.
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New England
Gibraltar
Meeting House Square
Immingham
England
Conoco
Hull
Mass
Plymouth Congregational Church
Massachusetts
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Calif
Nevada State Museum
Carson City
Nev
Smithsonian Institution
Washington, D.C
Plymouth Rock Memorial
NIH Delays Stir Controversy Over AIDS Steroid Findings
A Times front page alleged NIH officials delayed five months announcing that steroids help Pneumocystis pneumonia in AIDS patients. Editors note NEJMs embargo policy on AIDS coverage and urge timely disclosure to patients and researchers.
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New York Times
NIH
Times
New England Journal of Medicine
North America
Arnold Relman
New England Journal
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