How Long Can We Hold On To Free Press Freedom
In a June 19 Ohio Supreme Court ruling the court barred gag orders on the media after other fair-trial measures. Chief Justice O Neill warned secret proceedings protect corrupt officials and politicians. The Corry Journal argues that such orders erode public knowledge and demand openness in trials and prior criminal histories.
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Herman Lee Moore
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First time investors hover as stock market sinks and reshapes ownership
The New York Stock Exchange reports a net decline of 200,009 shareholders, the first drop in over two decades, while 7.6 million new buyers join amid losses. Estimates show 43 year olds predominate among 1970s entrants, with lower trading activity and a notable share of women among new investors.
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William M. Hate
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New stock ownership profile rises among managers and owners
New York Stock Exchange survey finds new stock buyers are increasingly managers executives and owners. Clerical sales and blue collar workers led exits in the early 1970s. Average stock portfolios exceed 5200 dollars and incomes rise about 16000 dollars.
Who controls fortune in Hughes case and beyond
Washington notes Chester Davis as a brash attorney potentially directing Howard Hughes assets through Summa Corp. while Irish and Mexican investigations probe Hughes's competence. The piece links Davis to a Delaware stockholding move and suggests a broader probe into government contracts, public officials, and stress related health themes across several figures and sectors.
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PennDOTs proposed licensing draws protest from Erie readers
A letter criticizes Pennsylvania plans requiring operator licenses renewed every four years with a $20 fee. The writer argues the rule harms families of deceased drivers, questions funds, and cites the state Bureau of Consumer Protection based in six cities with Erie contact at 919 State Street Room 293, phone 484-7184.
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