Pennsylvania bill would compel republication of replies to editorials
Opinion piece argues a proposed law by Rep William Shane would require newspapers to print replies to editorials about officials or candidates, risking criminal charges for refusals. It cites Florida’s 1913 precedent, US Supreme Court review, and warns the bill would curb press freedom while politicians seek protection from criticism.
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William Shane
Indiana
Indiana University
Kenneth Lee
Florida
Supreme Court
Shane
Law on safe deposit box access after death explained
A bank may restrict access to a safe deposit box to the bank or a state revenue representative until an authorized entry is made and the contents recorded. Sons or daughters cannot enter solely by being named on the box. joint ownership with a dependent may exempt entry rules. A court order can allow entry, and the box may hold a decedent's will or burial documents during authorized access.
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Department of Revenue
Did Bebe Rebozo Move Cash for Nixon in Slush Funds
Senate Watergate investigators find circumstantial evidence that Bebe Rebozo collected cash and checks for President Nixon, deposited funds in a Key Biscayne bank, and transferred money to the campaign or to aides. The report ties Hughes gifts and Davis cash to Rebozo with limited records and ongoing probes.
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Nixon
Rebozo
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Howard Hughes
Las Vegas
San Clemente
Calif
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Hughes
Senate Watergate Committee
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Fred LaRue
Hughes and Davis
Jay Kislak
Alec Courtelis
Atlantic Investors
Miami
White House
Larry O’brien
Whiterg
H.R. Haldeman
O'Brien
O’brien
Hank Greenspun
Alexander Haig, Jr
Elliot Richardson
Archibald Cox
Cox
Advice for Billy Graham Inspires Nation Across Divides
A mixed 1960s era column urges Billy Graham to stay out of politics while acknowledging his influence as a moral leader. It recalls endorsements and public expectations, noting the separation of church and state and Graham’s long ministry across administrations. An AP report from New York discusses high interest rates and corporate borrowing pressures, linking economic strain to higher costs and tighter mortgage funding.
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New York
Inflation Fears Drive Record Business Borrowing Boom
Spending is set to rise 19 percent for plant and equipment, a $194 billion jump to $1,891 billion as firms borrow to expand. Corporate treasurers and bankers warn inflation remains and rapid borrowing could push the economy toward a crunch, with the Fed restraining money supply.
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Donald Miller
Continental Illinois National Bank
Arthur F. Burns
Federal Reserve Board
Burns
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Fed
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