Broadcasters appeal cigarette ad ban to Supreme Court
Six broadcasting firms ask the Supreme Court to hear their challenge to a 1970 law banning cigarette advertising on radio and TV. They argue the ban violates free speech and favors print media, noting the District Court upheld the act last October in a 2 1 ruling and that the case could set a first impression on prior restraint.
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Washington
Supreme Court
U.S. District Court
Congress
Capital Broadcasting
Dover Broadcasting
Turner Communications
Northwest Broadcasting
la Grange Broadcasting
North American Broadcasting
WNAV
Annapolis
WDOV
Dover
Del
WITMA
Charleston
D.C
KVEFD
Fort Dodge
Iowa
WLAG
la Grange
WMNI
Columbus
Ohio
Judge bans attorney in homosexual case at KU
UPI report says Judge George Templar barred William Kunstler from representing the Gay Liberation Front in a federal suit against the University of Kansas. Kunstler denounced the ruling as a First Amendment violation while Jack Klinkett temporarily took over as counsel for the group. A KU law professor testified in Kunstler’s favor. London abortion deaths rise to 33 per 10 000.
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Topeka
Kan
UPI
William Kunstler
Chicago Seven
University of Kansas
Kunstler
U. S
George Templar
Templar
Gay Liberation Front
Theniversity
John Martin
Charles Oldfather
University of Kansas Law School
Apollo 16 Moves Back to Assembly Building for Repairs
Apollo 16 was returned to its assembly building at Cape Kennedy for repair work after a damaged fuel tank caused schedule delays. Officials said retesting and work on the Saturn launch mission could push the launch into April, with a goal to return the spacecraft to the original schedule by the first week of March pending further review.
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Cape Kennedy
Fla
UPI
Trans
Space Agency
Saturn
Walter Kapryan
Apollo
Rocco
A. Petrone
NASA scheduling notes delay for Apollo test launch
Officials warned a possible postponement of the John W. Young mission to May 15 to allow access to the 17 inch fuel tank. The plan requires removing the large heat shield from the command module to let engineers reach the fuel system.
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Project l
John W. Young
Thomas K. Mattingly
Charles M. Duke
Sunday Address Slated At Temple
Anne Leon, Lubbock’s community ambassador to Germany in the 1971 Experiment in International Living program, will address B'nai B'rith members at Temple Shaareth Israel Sunday at 7 30 p.m. The official invitation comes from a B'nai B'rith member and public is invited.
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Anne Leon
Lubbock
Germany
B'nai B'rith
Temple Shaareth Israel
23Rd St
Ave. Q
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U.S. Court
al Hydrographic Survey
Santa Catalina Gulf
Nixon
San Clemente
Calif
Berlin
Jack Klinkett
London
The
Texas Rio Grande
Texas
Skinner
Mall
Dept
Cbm
Sta
Omaha
Tillie Lewis
Chun King
U.S.A
RJR Foods, Inc
Clinton
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