Supreme Court blocks Florida right to reply law
The U S Supreme Court unanimously rules Florida's right to reply statute unconstitutional, stating no state or national law can compel newspapers to print responses. The decision safeguards press freedom and prevents politicized space in papers, preserving critical coverage of figures and events. It notes the ruling as a check on state overreach and a safeguard against tampering with honest journalism.
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Sindlinger surveys gauge inflation fears and White House talks
Inflation worries about buying power jobs bank stability and the economy prompted Sindlinger & Co to monitor responses at its Swarthmore office. A White House representative then met with the firm’s liaisons before Sindlinger joined Burns of the Federal Reserve and Treasury officials in Washington. The campaign culminated July 13 at Camp David with Cabinet under secretaries, as lawmakers sought a conference on inflation. Sindlinger says surveys forecast attitudes affecting sales and economic conditions.
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Gerald R. Ford
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Senate
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Congressional
Federal Reserve and Administration
Nixon guides GOP judiciary
Washington Republicans on the House Judiciary Committee align with the White House as impeachment nears. Nixon maneuvers to undercut Jenner, placing Sam Garrison in charge of GOP staff while Rhodes and McClory privately press for Jenner’s ouster. Critics warn the party risks damage unless it distance itself from the President amid mounting Watergate evidence and subpoenas.
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Congress
Good trip memories from a globe trotting husband and wife
The writer recalls annual trips with his wife Kelly to Europe and beyond. They describe flights over oceans at 35,000 feet, airports and lounges, and a desire for smaller places over major cities. He notes Kelly’s fear of flying, love of travel, and a lifelong habit of visiting varied regions from Paris and London to Kyoto and Zurich, finishing with home and bacon and eggs.
What is the Law About Warranty Claims for Cars
The issue is whether the dealer or manufacturer covers mechanical problems under warranty. If coverage is disputed, sue both the dealer and manufacturer for breach of warranty. Proving the problems fall under the warranty entitles you to compensation.
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