Editorial on First Amendment and shield laws for reporters
The piece questions a congressional shield for newsmen tests, arguing freedom of the press belongs to all citizens. It warns against licensing reporters, notes risks to justice from blanket privilege, and stresses the public's right to know despite anonymous sources and potential government overreach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Legion
American Society of Newspaper Editors
American Newspaper Publishers Association
Republic
Congress
Wall Street Journal
The
New York Times
Newsman's privilege contrasted with legal secrecy
The piece argues newsmen deserve no special shield beyond the First Amendment. It contrasts priest and lawyer secrecy with a journalist's right to speak or refuse. It notes mandatory interrogation for others and skepticism about creating a proffered vocations exemption. Vermont Royster cites 200 years of free press.
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Vermont
Royster
Wall Street Journal
Timber wolf plan aims for balanced protection and sport harvest
Minnesota DNR Commissioner Robert Herbst urges reason over emotion in wolf management. The plan classifies the timber wolf as a game animal, allowing regulated harvest and season controls to protect habitat, livestock, and the wolf population, with a 2350 square mile sanctuary in the BWCA and a Canadian counterpart nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbst
Robert Herbst
Minnesota
DNR
Superior National Forest
Milt Stenlund
Boundary Waters Canoe Area
BWCA
Big Brothers sought to mentor youth and boost community programs
Volunteers are urged to help Bemidji area youth through Project Pride and the Friendship Club. A 14 year old seeks a Big Brother for new interests and school adjustment. Call Treva Anderson or Steven North at 751-4310 to volunteer or sponsor activities.
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Friendship Club
Treva Anderson
Big Brothers and Sisters
Bemidji
Steven North
Pat Gunderson
Across and Down Word List Quiz
A crossword style list asks for many clues across and down including explorers like Vasco da Gama and Hernando de Soto, celestial terms, foods, and objects. Entries cover ships, meats, fabrics, languages, and landmarks with hints such as Nimbus clamor and expressives.
Answer to Previous Puzzle: a mixed bag of clues and answers
A compact crossword style list with definitions and brief clues across several categories including limit form inventor masculine appellation numeral raw metal French explorer legal matter British tavern Scandinavian adventurer Soviet river Slav measure of length Italian Fay seafarer encourage hurl period of creation Greek dawn goddess plant used in salads wash lightly ampere pikelike fish ajar pointed missile men of Yale observe landing boat meadow subject of Attila.
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Men of
Yale
Attila
Unions and Executives Snap up Million-Dollar Pensions
The National Maritime Union chief Joseph Curran nears a lump sum of 717600 dollars plus 250000 in severance and a 46476 dollar annual pension, placing him among top earners alongside Hoffa and Roche. Curran’s payout faces court challenges, while AFL CIO leaders and other executives show varied retirement benefits amid shrinking union funds.
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Washington
Joseph Curran
National Maritime Union
Curran
Teamsters Union
James R. Hoffa
Hoffa
Teamsters
General Motors Board
James M. Roche
Automotive News
NMU
Florida
New York
U.S
United Mine Workers
W. A
Tony’’ Boyle
Boyle
George Meany
Afl-Cio
Meany
General Dynamics
Hilliard W. Paige
Competition is needed in free enterprise
Ted Cross argues that free enterprise suffers when companies resist competition and dodge new factors such as social issues, safety, and environmental concerns. He urges public disclosure of corporate records on job equality and warns discrimination costs undermine merit and efficiency. Cross sees social ratings as financially relevant and calls for self reform within business.
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New York
Ted Cross
Theodore Cross
Amherst
Harvard
Harvard Law Review
Bankers Magazine
Business and Society Review Innovation
American Stock Exchange
Cross
Equal Opportunity Employment Commission
American
National Association of Securities Dealers
Adam Smith
Business and Society Review
Innovation
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NEA
Aduu
Pony Express
US. Forest Service
U.S. Bureau of Sport Fisheries and Wildlife
David Mech
Vasco da
Hernando
Pythias
Joe
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