Editorial on Tornillo case tests media free speech
The Florida law requiring equal space for replies to editorials is challenged by Pat Tornillo. The Florida Supreme Court ruled it constitutional, prompting appeals to restore limits on press control. The piece argues a free press and market of ideas benefits democracy and urges the U.S. Supreme Court to uphold core First Amendment protections.
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Teachers’ Union
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St. Augustine
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Dade County Court
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U.S. Supreme Court
Letters defend hospital parking fees and local governance
A reader from Yucaipa argues hospitals should publish theft statistics before and after gate installations and questions security coverage. A Long Beach editor questions drunken driving arrests over Labor Day and laments local government engagement, urging citizen attendance at council meetings.
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Lynwood
Lince
Pepsi Cola Company
Pepsi Cola
San Pedro
Artesia
Robert J. Tamison
Third World Gains Clout From Algiers Meeting
The Algiers gathering of about 60 nonaligned leaders from Asia Africa and South America signals a shift as the third world edges toward real cohesion. With reduced superpower tensions and expanding U.N. influence the group could wield greater sway in future policy while the West faces energy and monetary crises.
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Algiers Club
Washington
Nixon
Soviet Union
Clean air versus everyday realities in energy debate
AWS Washington argues that while smog cleared, the environmental craze threatens jobs and energy progress. It cites blocked oil, gas, coal use and rising emission costs due to Clean Air Act and opposition, urging a balance between environmental goals and national energy needs.
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Seaboard
Blue Ridge Mountains
Mother Nature
Billy Wise profits from Watergate book hits big
Billy M Wise,press secretary to Sen Birch Bayh, touts a Watergate book The Wisdom of Sam Ervin with 140000 copies in print and a second run of 100000. The volume highlights Sam Ervin stories and quotes on honesty bureaucracy health and politics, amid speculation sales may reach a million.
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Watergate
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