Court opinions clash over exclusionary rule in Miranda lineage
The piece critiques a 5-4 Supreme Court ruling on the exclusionary rule tied to the Miranda decision. It argues the court prioritized individual rights over public safety, recounting a Des Moines mental hospital escapee case where rights were read, a suspect spoke to police, led them to a victim, and was granted a new trial.
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Warren Burger
Supreme Court
Des Moines
Davenport
Iowa
Burger
Reason
Sion
White House aides face smaller pay hikes than Congress
President Carter rebuffed pay raises for 48 White House aides, choosing restraint to set an example. Top aides would have seen increases from 44 600 to 57 500, but will get about 11 400 less. others receive smaller bumps, with many in the 40 000 to 45 000 range. The piece applauds belt tightening and notes taxpayers earn around 12 000 emphasizing restraint.
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Carter
White House
Congress
Eed Oe
Letter to the Editor on General Interest Topics
Readers are invited to send brief letters to the editor on subjects of general interest. Include full name address and telephone number for verification. Newspapers may condense letters to fit space and reader interest.
Be Serious on Energy by Charles Overby
A reader complains that editorials on energy policy mislead the public and urges serious action. He argues for stronger insulation, better energy efficiency, and transparent consumer data to foster a conservation ethic and reduce wasteful consumption.
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David Sweet
Neek Cenes
Community thanks OU for support during energy crisis
Letters praise Ohio University for offering classroom space and setting up physical education for area children. Athens residents condemn obscene materials and back Police Chief Ted Jones against critics, urging protection of children and moral standards. They thank WATH and WXTQ for promoting National FFA Week with radio messages.
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the Messenger
Ohio University
Alexander
Federal Hocking
the Messeng
Athens
Ted Jones
Murray Stern
Jones
Stern
Wath
WXTQ
Saccharin Debate Loyalty and Diet Persuasion
A writer argues against an FDA ban on saccharin, citing weight loss benefits and personal ties to Sweet 'n Low makers. The piece mocks anti saccharin campaigns while noting rat studies and ethical concerns. The author stresses saccharin as essential for dieters and criticizes bans as hypocritical.
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Marvin
FDA
Saccharin Warning Call Sparks Dieter Protest
The writer argues for an FDA style warning on saccharin products citing a test where 12 of 44 rats fed saccharin died. He warns government action may trigger protest and even ties to the Gambino family in the Sweet n Low business.
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Surgeon General
Marvin
Gambino
Gas Company Spokesman Defends Ohio Supply Shortfall
In Columbus AP report Chaddock of Columbia Gas of Ohio defends the firm amid questions on winter shortages. He says forecasts of increased supply follow deregulation and credits residential conservation with easing curtailments. He admits no direct interest in production and notes duty to maximize sales and dividends.
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Columbus, Ohio
Columbia Gas of Ohio
Columbia Gas
Ohio
Columbia
Chaddock
Some Reflections on Rhodesian Chrome
Buckley argues against repealing the Byrd Amendment and criticizes sanctions on Rhodesia as selective and counterproductive. He contends Britain would forgive Rhodesia if African leaders approve, urges supporting Ian Smith as Rhodesia’s constitutional government, and calls for front-line African states and Whitehall to lead anti terrorist actions.
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William J. Buckley
Senate
Rhodesia
Soviet Union
East Germany
Uganda
Philippines
Africa
Great Britain
Ian Smith
India
Palestine
Whitehall
Iene Siest Adel Omnia
Ronen Beabae Ow
Constitutional
Bias Aoa
Angola
Ty Council
United States
Indochina
Black Africa
Elements and Congress Back Range of Golf Course Worms
A 1929 remark notes a bug eating greens on golf courses and mocks the leisure class. The speaker envisions worms and golfers crying for relief as controversy over the issue spreads.
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Congress
Hopper
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