Attorneys Appeal FCC Equal Time Ruling In High Court
Washington AP Attorneys for the government and Red Lion Broadcasting intend to ask the full U S Court of Appeals to rehear an equal time case. The three judge panel ruled the case not reviewable, amid questions about FCC letters acting as orders and their validity under the Administrative Procedures Act. The dispute centers on free time for a critic of Billy James Hargis during the 1960s and a challenge to a 1965 FCC ruling granting Cook free time to reply. A separate Red Lion suit challenging the constitutionality of the equal time rule is pending in district court.
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Ice Coated Swing Set In Madison Park
Strong winds and freezing cold closed James Madison Park swings in Madison Wisconsin yesterday. The ice coated swing set appeared icicle decorated and unusable near Lake Mendota as seen in AP Wirephoto.
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Lake Mendota
James Madison Park
Christ The Servant in Mark's Gospel
A sermon notes how four gospels present Jesus differently. Mark emphasizes Jesus as a servant, highlighting immediate action and readiness to serve, contrasting with Matthew's kingly portrayal, Luke's human depiction, and John’s divine Word.
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Pennsy Ties Up Tracks Half Hour In Titusville
A Pennsylvan ia Railroad mixed freight train stalled in Titusville yesterday morning blocking three city streets for about 30 minutes. Police were alerted at 11 25 a.m. and rerouted traffic. the train moved again by 11 55 a.m. Train master R E Ball reported the snag occurred between Conway Beaver County and Buffalo N Y as couplings slipped and the emergency brake stalled the freight. City Council discussed similar incidents and planned to ask the Public Utility Commission about emergency provisions.
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Lost 1772 Guadagnini Violin Recovered In Philadelphia
A 1772 Guadagnini violin valued at 16500 dollars was lost in Detroit after a party and recovered in Philadelphia. Richard E Luby, 22, of Philadelphia and Curtis Institute student, had the instrument stolen when the violin case was moved for easier exit from a car. An anonymous finder returned the violin to the insurance company, with reward negotiations ongoing.
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Curtis Institute of Music
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