Reporter seeks Supreme Court relief in Farber contempt case
New York Times reporter Myron A Farber faces possible jail for refusing to surrender confidential files to a New Jersey judge in the Dr X murder case. The Times and Farber contend the materials are protected, seeking emergency Supreme Court relief while appealing the contempt ruling.
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Washington (Ap
New York Times
Myron A Farber
U.S. Supreme Court
Farber
New Jersey
High Court
Bergen County
N.J
William Arnold
the Times
Dr. X
Riverdale Hospital
Oradell
Mario Jascalevich
Jascalevich
Arnold
The
Times
Theodore Autwein
Weather Outlook With Sunny Weekend Temperatures Rise
Clear skies predicted tonight with a low in the lower 60s. Saturday looks mostly sunny and warmer with a chance of late thundershowers. highs in the mid 80s. This morning's low was 62 after yesterday's high of 83. Showers remain possible Sunday, then fair and cooler conditions Monday and Tuesday.
Consumer prices rise 0.9 percent in June as inflation bites
The Labor Department reports June consumer prices up 0.9 percent for a third straight month, led by food, housing, and autos. Average worker purchasing power fell 0.4 percent while wages rose 0.5 percent, roughly half the rise in prices. Beef, dairy, cereal, bread, and oils driven higher. vegetables and some others drifted lower. Home costs up 1.2 percent with electricity up 2.6 percent. postal rates up 14 percent. New car prices up 0.9 percent. some transport fares fell. Overall CPI 7.4 percent higher than June 1977. Strauss warns June may be another bad month.
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Washington
Labor Department
U.S
Robert S. Strauss
Three more women expect test tube babies this year
London AP reports two countesses and a Scot anticipate babies from the Steptoe Edwards technique this year. A fourth woman seeks conception outside the womb in London. Louise Brown progresses at Oldham hospital as doctors warn Britain lacks facilities for an influx of would be mothers.
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London
Daily Express
the Express
Patrick Steptoe
Robert Edwards
General Hospital
Oldham
England
St Thomas's Hospital
Louise Brown
Mrs. Brown
Steptoe-Edwards
Britain
Edwards
Steptoe
Smooth talker faces long prison term for 50 000 fraud
Clearwater AP 64 year old Charles Johnson pleaded no contest to grand larceny and grand theft for bilking three women out of about 50 000 by posing as a wealthy neurosurgeon and undercover CIA official. He promised marriage, paid back little, and could receive up to 30 years. restitution plans may earn probation. Victims Ruth Dillon 50 and Beatrice Johns ? Tarpon Springs and Cathleen Bodker 62 described losses and deception.
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CLEARWATER, _ Fila
Charles Johnson
CIA
Johnson
Pinellas County
James Sanderlin
George Tragos
Ruth Dillon
Sarasota
Dillon
Boat Key
U S Citizens Urged to Leave Lebanon Amid Risks
The United States and Canada advised citizens to depart Lebanon citing threat of Syrian attacks on Christians. The U S Embassy will cut staff and send dependents home though no evacuation order for 1500 to 2000 Americans is planned.
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Beirut
Lebanon
United States
Canada
U.S
State Department
Ken Brown
Washington
Bundy Indicted for Florida Sorority Slayings
Theodore Bundy, indicted by a Leon County grand jury on two counts of first degree murder, three counts of attempted murder, and two counts of burglary, faces arraignment amid defiant remarks as investigators link him to the Chi Omega house attack that killed two sorority sisters and wounded others.
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Tallahassee
Fla
Theodore Bundy
Florida State University
Leon County
Bundy
Chi Omega
Crime Alert Phone Number Guidance
A public notice urges residents to call 425 7700 to report crimes or suspicious activity, emphasizing quick police contact. The brief directs using the number for alerts and safety, reflecting a hometown crime reporting message.
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