Treaty on Mexican Prisoners Sparks Constitutional Debate
Column argues a proposed treaty to return Americans jailed in Mexico to U S custody would bypass core rights. It criticizes waiving habeas corpus and warns of eroding due process, citing United States v. Curtiss-Wright and the lack of a Bill of Rights in Mexican courts. It urges safeguarding constitutional protections for those Americans.
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Bennidick the fragile rabbit in a night of worry
Bennidick, a delicate dwarf rabbit, falls ill at night prompting a frantic emergency clinic run. The vet treats him with Vicks and observation while the family recounts years of pet rescues and pricey bills. After hours, Bennidick recovers and the girls visit him briefly before bedtime.
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Debate on Washington reporters perks prompts brief ethics talk
Rep. David Obey urges disclosure rules for reporters and employers amid debate over congressional news access and potential conflicts of interest. He questions free press accommodations on Capitol Hill and proposes charging news organizations for facilities while urging brief, constitutional scruples and press responsibility.
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Middletown Fourth of July Celebrated in 1839 Diary
George Crout summarizes Middletown’s July 4 1839 festivities from the Middletown Mail. A sunrise flag raising accompanied by cannon, a 10 o clock parade to the Baptist Church, prayers, a declaration reading, and an address for children. Banquet for 300, toasts by the band, and an evening ball with orderly, joyous crowds.
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