Fresno Four Newsmen Defy Judge in Shield Law Case
Fresno Bee reporters spent 15 days in jail for refusing to reveal sources in a public corruption story. The court freed them with a contempt sentence reduced for time served, raising questions about shield laws and press freedom as higher courts delay review.
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Fresno Bee
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Dole and Carter Campaign Drama Across Deep South and Midwest
In Birmingham and Lake Crystal Dole sparks questions about Carter Mondale ties, rallying 860 donors and challenging Meany. Carter tours Overbrook and Trenton rail stops facing mixed crowds amid a waning public interest in the campaign.
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Peanut whistle stunt echoes old ballpark promo tale
The piece compares Jimmy Carter aides distributing peanut shaped whistles to a prior owners gift of baseballs to fans. It notes crowd dynamics from the bleachers and the risk of razzing backfire as voters tire of perfunctory flair and seek real substance.
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Philadelphia
Overbrook
Rizzo
Carter
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Truman
Kennedy
Johnson
Bloody word sparks British religious connotations
The piece notes British aversion to the word bloody growing from religious implications. It traces the term to origins possibly from God’s blood and discusses its use as an obscene adverb. It also presents a cryptogram puzzle and a translation about proper phrasing and grammar.
Unfair rap on candidates over Alton locks debate
Letter writer urges voters to question Leach and Riley about supporting immediate authorization of the Alton Illinois locks and dam 26 project. It also criticizes Mezvinsky and Blouin for delaying action amid environmental and economic concerns while backing local school funding debates.
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Tom Riley
Edward Mezvinsky
Michael Blouin
Alton, Ill, Locks
Leach
Riley
Mezvinsky
Blouin
Too many deaths letter from Mr Hensel raises concern
In the People's Forum Mr Hensel argues the high number of deaths is alarming and calls for attention to prevent further losses. The letter reflects civic worry and urges readers to consider safety and preventive measures.
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Mr. Thompson
Sept. 16
People’s Forum
Man Beaten Robber Captured After Cedar Lake Attack
A victim recounts being beaten and robbed at Cedar Lake before two bystanders stopped the assault, seized the robber with the billfold, and held him for police. The suspect posted a $25,000 bond and the victim, hospitalized in Iowa City, thanked the witnesses who saved him.
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Iowa City
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