Media rights vs. legal process spurs court clashes
The piece notes Supreme Court and Nebraska high court limits on publishing a confession in a mass murder case while the Fifth Circuit orders a new trial for extortion convict William A H Williams after publicity prejudiced his jury, highlighting conflicts between first amendment press protections and fair trial concerns.
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U.S. Supreme Court
Harry Blackmun
Nebraska Supreme Court
5Th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
Atlanta
William A.H. Williams
Reg Murphy
Williams
Deregulation Sparks Airline and Trucking Protests
The piece notes opposition from the American Trucking Association and Teamsters to Ford’s plan to deregulate trucking and similar airline protests. It highlights the push for competitive markets and the unexpected backlash from groups fearing income and fare impacts. It also recalls a 1775 New York Congress message opposing kingly raids on newspapers and cites a Bible verse.
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Ford
American Trucking Association
Teamsters Union
Airlines
New York Congress
Gov. Trumbull
Connecticut
Santa Claus rules in a modernizing world
New York based Santa services chief Mike Diamond introduces guidelines for Santa Claus conduct emphasizing gentle, intimate interactions with children. He notes shifts toward diverse hires, nontraditional body types, and careful handling to avoid frightening or disappointing youngsters.
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New York
Santa Claus
Mike Diamond
Mike
Santa
O.p
Western Temporary Services, Inc
Cornell
Vista
America
Diamond
Congress image struggles to gain public trust
Washington report notes ongoing efforts to improve the public image of Congress as lawmakers face scrutiny and press attention. The article discusses strategies and political signals aimed at boosting confidence in the legislative branch.
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Copley News Service
Washington
Congress
Association of Trial Lawyers of America
Wilsons of Middletown Chronicle end of an era
The 136 year Wilson family presence on Main Street ends as Mildred Wilson relocates with the last mementoes to Mt. Pleasant Retirement Village followed by sister Betty Wilson and son Thomas R. The obituary of the family business traces Thomas Wilson born 1818 in Wayne Township and his work as a cabinetmaker and undertaker, the relocation of the mortuary, and the family’s civic role.
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Betty Wilson
Thomas R
Roosevelt Boulevard
Middletown
Thomas Wilson
America
England
Jacksonburg
Brownstown
Trenton
Young Thomas
Wayne Township
Henry Andrews
Wilson
Wilson-Schramm
Isaac Vadder
Main
Main Street
Elizabeth Jefferson
S. Main
Herbert Boren
Middletown Area
Arthur T. Wilson
Arthur
Jennie Hill
Alexander Hill
Jennie
Howard A. Wilson
A.T. Wilson
Howard A
Thomas H
Middletown Ohio Newspaper Subscription Rates Ad
The Journal lists daily, Sunday and mail subscription prices. Home delivery by carrier 72c weekdays 23c Sunday. motor route 13/2c daily 24c Sunday. mail $38 yearly within the United States $46 outside. Rates payable in advance. Founded 1857.
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The
News Journal, Inc
S. Broad
First Ave
Middletown
Ohio
U.S.A
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