Court rules Hazelwood East paper is public forum for students
A divided 8th U.S. Circuit Court ruled Hazelwood East High School deleted two full pages of the Spectrum newspaper violated First Amendment rights, making the paper a public forum. The decision sends the case back to assess damages to three former students.
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T. Louis
8Th
U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
U.S
John F. Nangle
Nangle
Spectrum
Hazelwood East High School
District Court
Hazelwood East
Leslie Edwards
Robert Baine
Baine
Robert Reynolds
Kurt Rogahn
Cedar Rapids
Judy Ecker
Washington High School
Surveyor
Jefferson High School
Smrha
Jefferson
Arnold
Royalist
Ecker
Ex CIA agent cleared after duping Soviets in espionage case
Former CIA and U S Navy officer John Bothwell 59 of Bath England ran an import export business arrested Feb 16 as he attempted to depart for Vienna Prosecutors dropped the case saying he provided useless material and did not harm national security A verdict of innocent was entered Bothwell may sue for wrongful arrest and malicious prosecution
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London
CIA
U.S. Navy
John Bothwell
Bothwell
Bath
England
Vienna
Austria
Viktor Gudarev
Athens
Greece
U.S
Gudarev
KGB
Michael Bibby
Bibby
Nakasone hails landslide victory as voice of heaven
Prime Minister Yasuhiro Nakasone hailed Liberal Democratic party gains as a mandate for strengthening diplomacy and economic reform. He signaled no clear intent to change party rules forcing resignation in three months, urging adherence while leaving room for future revision. Analysts foresee no major shift, though he may push Japan closer to Reagan space missile defense links.
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Tokyo
Yasuhiro Nakasone
Voice of Heaven
Nakasone
Liberal Democratic Party
Japan
Planes for president boost Boeing contract for two 747s
Washington reports the Air Force awarded a 249.8 million dollar contract to Boeing Co for two 747 airliners to transport the president. The planes will replace aging 707 models. In Glenview Illinois Kraft Inc dismantled a Virginia plant as investigators trace bacteria in Polar B'ar ice cream bars linked to illnesses in seven states.
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Washington
Air Force
Boeing Co
Glenview
Ill
Kraft Inc
Virginia
Kraft
Paul Johnson
Chicago
Gasoline Declared Most Dangerous Highway Cargo
Congressional researchers said gasoline accounts for half of all hazardous material carried on U S highways, making it the most dangerous cargo in the nation’s transportation system.
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Washington
France agrees to apologize and pay damages over Rainbow Warrior sinking
Paris and Wellington announce a U N led settlement ending the Rainbow Warrior dispute. France will apologize formally for sinking the Greenpeace ship in Auckland harbor and pay seven million dollars in damages. Two French agents will be released to serve three years at a French military base in the South Pacific.
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Paris
France
New Zealand
Greenpeace
Wellington
U.N
Javier Perez de Cuellar
Aukland Harbor
South Pacific
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D-Calif
Mexico
Chihuahua
Gazette Conan
Third Avenue SE
Iowa
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AP News
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Alaska
Better Business Bureau
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Welch & Donovan
Isuran
Casualty
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29Th St. N.E
Cedar Rapids, Iowa
Meth-Wick Manor
13Th St
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Center Point Rd
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