Supreme Court upholds press free speech in First Amendment ruling
The court's six to three decision re affirms editors right to print freely without prior restraint. The piece notes potential shifts in network broadcasting and newsroom routines if the ruling were overturned, and discusses the broader implications for newspapers and magazines in reporting and opinion.
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Capitol Governors Session With Amish Leaders Sparks Policy Debate
Gov. Ray met with 21 Amish leaders to discuss school teachings and a proposed mandate requiring teachers in Amish schools. The state board previously exempted Amish from teacher licensing, but a 5 to 4 vote rejected the exemption for the next school year amid warnings tied to a Supreme Court case. The Amish stressed religious beliefs and opposition to schooling beyond the eighth grade. Ray pledged to seek reconsideration and cited the Wisconsin case before the high court.
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Medicare and Social Security: Eligibility and Benefits Q A
Questions and answers on Medicare enrollment for those turning 65, benefits changes at age 65, checking W 2 earnings with SSA, and disability criteria. Answers advise applying during enrollment, no benefit amount drop at 65, use Form OAR700 to verify earnings, and disability determinations by a medical review team.
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Retiring Worker Seeks Benefits Despite High Wages
An individual plans retirement and asks about benefits for the current year. The answer states retirement checks begin next month if wages do not exceed 140 dollars monthly for the rest of the year and no self employment occurs. Additional text covers obituaries and local notices from Panora Iowa.
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