Supreme Court rules Nebraska gag order on press illegal
The Supreme Court unanimously found a Nebraska judge's mass murder case gag order unconstitutional, preserving press freedom but noting possible justified limits to protect fair trials. Chief Justice Burger wrote the opinion with multiple justices offering concurring views on precedent and responsibility.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Nebraska
Warren E. Burger
Burger
Byron R. White
Harry A. Blackmun
Lewis F. Powell Jr
William H. Rehnquist
William J. Brennan Jr
Potter Stewart
Thurgood Marshall
John Paul Stevens
Public notices answer voter, horse rental, deed, market dates
Readers ask how to register for elections in High Point area and learn by July 19 for August primary and October for November general. They list local stables for riding, and how to obtain a duplicate deed from the register of deeds for a fee, with contact details and addresses. The furniture market dates for 1977 are given as April 14-22 and Oct 20-28, with a note on a possible January date to be set. A rescue squad sign was stolen and a contact number is provided for return or information.
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Brennan
Stewart
Marshall
Stevens
Burger
White
Nebraska
Supreme Court
Anon
Man
Election Board
High Point
G.M. A
Sedgefield Stables
Little Bit Pony Farm
Groometown
W&g Stables
RFD
Greensboro
Nikki
Unwarrie Mountains
Tanglewood
Clemmons
Wendover
Petty
Auman
Jamestown
W.A.M
Register of Deeds Office
S. Eugene St
Furniture Factories Marketing Association of the South
Jim Casey
Southern Furniture Market Center
Kearns Street
Bill Osborne
HP. Rescue Squad
Teamsters Fund Loses Tax Status Devastating impact feared
Washington AP The IRS revoked the tax exempt status of the Teamsters Central States Pension Fund for alleged mismanagement and imprudent loans. If upheld the fund would owe taxes back to 1965 and on future earnings, reducing funds for benefits and forcing higher employer contributions. The action could also tax past and future employer contributions totaling hundreds of millions.
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Washington
Teamsters Union
William G. McIintyre
Trucking Employers, Inc
McIntyre
Internal Revenue Service
Central States Pension Fund
IRS
McIntyre’s
Central States Fund
Labor Department
Teamsters
Capitol Reopens After 1.1 Million Restoration
North Carolina's 136 year old Capitol reopens to the public after a yearlong interior restoration costing about 1.1 million dollars. Major upgrades include plumbing and lighting, a restored copper dome costing 460000, and planned 1840s era governor's office furniture restoration at an estimated 100000. Governor Holshouser to address crowd at July 4 rededication.
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Reese Hart
Associated Press
Raleigh
North Carolina
Thad Eure
Jim Holfhouser
Capitol
Capitol Byro
Margaret Bailey
Mother Faithful POW Son to Visit United States
Hawthorne California AP reports Mrs. George Veneris believes her son James, a Korean War POW who stayed with Communist captors, will return to see her after being granted a passport to visit the United States. He remains an American citizen living in China, near 25 years since leaving for Korea. He has a wife and children, worked 26 years in a Taizwan paper mill, and plans a visit before returning home.
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Hawthorne
Calif
George Veneris
James
Veneris
China
Commmunists
United States
State Department
Adams
Korea
Nesta Greth
Greth
Uus
Tsiwan
How To Tell Em Apart Democrat Or Republican
Gov. Blanton offered a satirical guide at a Democratic rally outlining playful contrasts between Democrats and Republicans. The piece uses humorous stereotypes about books, censorship, habits, and naming to lampoon party differences.
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Blountville, Tenn
Ray Blanton
Sick In Closes Fire Stations in Raleigh
A citywide sick in by Raleigh firefighters shut three outlying fire stations today with about 60 percent of the force calling in. Supervisors and other city workers manned the stations as Fire Chief Rufus Keith said city protection remained adequate. The action follows weeks of labor disputes over pay, as firefighters seek a 3.5 percent boost to match a police raise, with new pay scales for firefighters from 8,664 to 11,616 dollars yearly.
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Raleigh
Rufus Keith
Keith
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Teamsters Fund
State Capitol
Eure
Howard G Adams
James Veneris
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