Free press fair trial case argued before high court
H Brandt Ayers editor of the Anniston Star says small daily papers face a free press fair trial clash as the Supreme Court weighs limits on pretrial news coverage in a Nebraska murder case. Court debate centers on First and Sixth Amendment rights and juror impartiality with a June decision expected.
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H. Brandt Ayers
Anniston
Star
High Court
Ayers
Anniston Star
Nebraska
Hugh Stuart
North Platte
Neb
Erwin Charles Simants
Sutherland
Nebraska Supreme Court
Simants
U.S. Supreme Court
Silence and fear in small town press war over First Sixth amendments
A national critic denounces the lack of access for papers to White House Congress and Supreme Court and stresses that small town newspapers may become the unknown soldiers in a battle between the First and Sixth amendments. He warns that without in house staff or big law firms silence is the only option.
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Supreme Court
Minot flood danger easing but risk remains high
Minot officials say Souris River level is dropping but danger persists with up to two weeks for evacuees to return. Crest at seven feet above flood stage. peak flows near 10 000 cfs likely for days as emergency dikes and sandbagging continue. City leaders warn complacency could hinder protection and prolong high water risks.
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Minot
N.D
Souris
National Weather Service
Burt Peckham
John Arnold
Arnold
Swine Flu Vaccination Plan Goes Forward
CDC scientists say dead virus swine flu vaccine will be first used this week to immunize the U S population. The vaccine, developed after the January Ft Dix outbreak, aims to prevent a 1918 19 style pandemic and uses inactivated viral particles to trigger antibodies. FDA reports 24000 vials in three dosages, with a $135 million appropriation to vaccinate about 213 million people.
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Atlanta
Center For Disease Control
United States
Ft. Dix
Michael Gregg
Gregg
Food and Drug Administration
Washington
Ford
Candidates spend Easter at home in presidential race
AP dispatch notes Hubert H. Humphrey discusses nostalgia about his noncandidacy while not ruling out a draft at the July Democratic convention. Jimmy Carter remains active with Easter events in Plains and local campaigns, as rivals like Udall Jackson Church and Reagan retreat with family before resumed campaigning.
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Louis Harris
Hubert Humphrey
Harris
ABC
Humphrey
Minnesota
Lne
Jimmy Carter
Anenden
Plains
Carter
Pennsylvania
Frank Church
Boise
Montana
Nebrasik
New Diagnostic Method Boosts Neck Disk Surgery Success
Boston doctors report a new diagnostic injection technique for painful neck disks yielding a 93 percent cure rate after surgery among 71 patients, far higher than the usual 33 percent. Dr. David A. Roth of Harvard Medical School describes immediate pain relief and restored neck mobility when the needle targets the pain-producing disk.
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Boston
David A. Roth
Aleady
Roth
Harvard Medical School
Journal of the American Medical Association
Oklahoma quake rattles region with no reported damage
A 3.9 magnitude earthquake centered near Durham Oklahoma, the strongest since May 1969, was felt in western Oklahoma and eastern Texas. University of Oklahoma geophysicists warned foundations might crack though no damage or injuries were reported. A prior 3.6 quake hit the same area days earlier with minimal impact.
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Durham
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