Debate Over Press Freedom and National Security
Washington observers contend the government may set limits on press power after the leak controversy involving the New York Times and Washington Post. They argue editors could face serious charges for printing secrets and stress governments must protect state security in the nuclear era.
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Stanford Plan Offers Hope For 40 Plus Heart Patients
Stanford University sponsors a supervised fitness program for heart patients in Palo Alto, offering an hour of exercise three to four times weekly. Led by Dr. Gary Fry and Rob Pierson, the plan includes gradual progression, testing, and a yearlong schedule with classes priced at 100 dollars for 26 weeks or 200 dollars for one year.
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Sweatshirt protest sparks Michigan Bell dispute
Michigan Bell employees were sent home after wearing sweatshirts reading My Hell Is A Cheap Mother during wildcat strikes in several suburbs. CWA Local 4050 president Dick Ogden says management took offense and protests spread as classified information issues arise in national press.
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