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Immunity for reporters under debate in Congress
An editorial questions blanket press immunity plans and favors a cautious approach to shielding sources. It warns that defining who is a journalist could empower law to dictate what is written, urging reliance on tradition and public understanding of press freedom rather than new statutes.
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Roger C. Cramton
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Connally party fate and congressional cost noted
A reader comments on John Connally possibly switching parties and the splash of publicity around the idea. The letter adds a cost figure for Congress and senators, noting $42,500 salary plus annual costs of about $188,000 for representatives and $218,000 for senators.
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Boyle's Column Highlights Odd Facts and Quotable Quips
A New York AP column surveys quirky trivia from mail prompts and daily life. It notes deer fatalities outpacing human deaths on highways, compares materials in nails hair and animal parts, cites homicide trends from 1940 to 1970, and touches on aging romance memory language origins and a Somerset Maugham quote about love.
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Today in History highlights and notable anniversaries
March 13 1973 marks past events across centuries. Impeachment proceedings against Andrew Johnson began in 1868, with his later acquittal. Also noted: Margaret of Parma’s mercenary crackdown in 1567, 1925 Tennessee evolution law, 1942 Solomon Islands landing and Cologne bombings, 1962 Kennedy wife visits India, 1966 containment wrangles with China, and Poland campus clashes five years prior. Birthdays include Walter Annenberg and Sammy Kaye.
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St Andrews Church Celebrates 215th Anniversary
Que bec AP St Andrews Presbyterian Church, the oldest English speaking Scottish origin congregation in Canada, marks its 215th anniversary. A 160 foot reclining Buddha sits at Wat Po in Thailand with a three tiered roof tiled in red and yellow and teakwood doors inlaid with mother of pearl.
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Canada
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Life Lessons on Work and Faith from Bruce Biossat
A Bruce Biossat column urges finding satisfaction in routine tasks to gain real freedom. It blends reflections on daily drudgery with literary and religious references, stressing that big moments arise from small, steady efforts and inner creativity. The piece closes with a short AP note on the giant anteater from The World Book Encyclopedia.
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Nea
Lillian Hellman
Hellman
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New York
Institutions Dominate NYSE as Public Ownership Grows
AP reports that institutional investors now hold almost 30 percent of NYSE stocks, with pensions leading at $90 billion and mutual funds over $50 billion. If all groups were counted, total ownership could reach about 45 percent, while institutions trade 60 to 70 percent of daily volume, affecting liquidity and price moves.
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Oh the Love of God Letter to the Editor
Dear Editor The writer extols the infinite love and grace of God describing Christ as a silent lamb led to slaughter and the chastisement of peace upon him The piece reflects devotional rhetoric and focuses on divine love and sacrifice with emphasis on spiritual understanding
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