Court to rule on printing names in juvenile actions
The Supreme Court agreed to hear whether West Virginia may ban printing a minor's name in juvenile cases without court approval. The West Virginia Supreme Court of Appeals struck the statute as a First Amendment restraint. The Kanawha County prosecutor argues the decision is a moral victory, saying anonymity is substantial while the law limits press freedom.
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Supreme Court
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Kanawha County
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Hanley
Charleston Gazette
Charleston Daily Mail
Don Marsh
West Virginia Supreme Court of Appeals
Birth announcements and local incidents listed in brief
Birth notices from Mercy to West Lafayette report newborn daughters and sons for several families including Herzberger Mason Kohout Dykema Hannen and Molander. Local fire and alarm calls span addresses on Ridgeview Drive Lincoln Way Park and 1900s blocks with various leaves fires and malfunctions plus a medical emergency at 1029 26th St SE. A Nixon presidency note recalls a ten year ago overhaul plan for the White House staff.
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First St
26Th St
Gordon Avenue
Drinkward Drive
Friedman predicts unavoidable U S recession in 1979
Nobel-winning economist Milton Friedman warned a U S recession is inevitable and could hit as early as the first quarter of 1979. He told NBC Meet the Press that higher inflation guarantees a recession, while lower inflation also leads to one.
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New York
United States
Milton Friedman
Friedman
Nbc-Tv
Meet the Press
Air controllers' drinking linked to tension not job risk
New York AP report notes air controllers drink more than average yet show no on duty misuse and no evident impact on safety. Dr Robert Rose cites shunting of impaired personnel from sensitive roles. Boston University researchers win a $2.8 million FAA grant to study 416 volunteers across eight FAA centers in the Northeast.
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New York
Robert Rose
Boston University
University of Texas Medical Branch
Galveston
Boston University School of Medicine
Federal Aviation Administration
FAA
Paraquat risk in marijuana sparks health warning
Washington reports the National Institute on Drug Abuse lowers its danger estimate yet warns heavy use of paraquat contaminated marijuana could cause permanent lung damage. A final report finds five cigarettes daily for a year at 500 parts per million poses danger, noting carcinogens in regular marijuana smoke.
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Washington
National Institute On Drug Abuse
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the Health, Education and Welfare Department
Two Stabbings in Skid Row Mark Seventh and Eighth
In Los Angeles two stabbing victims were found early today in Skid Row, marking the seventh and eighth such killings in less than a month. Homicide Capt. Walter Stephenson noted the first body had multiple upper torso stab wounds, similar to six prior slayings since Oct. 23, while the second victim was located in an alley a few hours later.
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Los Angeles
Skid Row
Walter Stephenson
Marijuana and Pill Seizure Largest in Northeast History
Police raided a smugglers scene and seized a boatload of marijuana and pills worth at least 33 million dollars. Coast Guard officials said the 30 tons of marijuana was the largest ever in the Northeast, surpassing a 20 ton haul in Portland Maine.
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New York
Coast Guard
Portland
Maine
Reform-minded Catholic women plan Rome visit for priesthood access
Reform minded Roman Catholic women in the United States plan new strategies to gain admission to the male priesthood. They aim to appeal to Pope John Paul I with a delegation from Pittsburgh led by Sister Elizabeth Carroll citing his experiences under oppression as a communist and prompting hope for openness to their concerns.
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John Paul I
John Paul
Elizabeth Carroll
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Commission
Rome
Carter’s Son Chip Carter and Wife Caron Separate
The first lady’s office says Chip Carter and Caron Carter have separated after five years of marriage. Their son James Earl IV will stay with Caron in Georgia while Chip remains at the White House to work for the Democratic National Committee. No divorce plan announced.
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Washington
Carter
Chip
Caron
Mary Hoyt
Rosalynn Carter
James Earl IV
Georgia
White House
Democratic National Committee
Plains
Labor rules aim to curb lead exposure over decade
The Labor Department unveiled strict standards to cut lead air limits from 200 to 50 micrograms per cubic meter over ten years. Assistant Labor Secretary Eula Bingham stated phased reductions will protect workers from kidney and central nervous system diseases related to lead.
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Washington
UPI
Labor Department
Eula Bingham
Deadly storm sweeps plains with heavy snow and cold
A persistent major storm swept across the Plains dumping up to three feet of snow on the Rockies and spreading ice and rain eastward to the upper Great Lakes. At least eight deaths are blamed on the storm including three in Wyoming and Nebraska and a Boy Scout troop loss in California. Regions across Wyoming, Utah, Nebraska, Minnesota and Iowa issued winter weather warnings while bitter cold and winds to 55 mph intensified the danger. Snow depths reached 20 inches in Lander Wyoming with 10 inches in Ely Nevada and other Wyoming towns. Iowa saw mainly rain with light snow in the northwest, temperatures dropping into the 20s tonight and rising into the 30s and 40s Tuesday.
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Foreman says he urged Ray to plead guilty to King slaying
Famed trial lawyer Percy Foreman testified before the House Assassinations Committee that he convinced James Earl Ray to plead guilty to the King assassination. He recalled writing Ray on February 13, 1969, promising to save his life through negotiation, noting a high chance of death penalty if tried.
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UPI
Percy Foreman
James Earl Ray
Martin Luther King Jr
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