Supreme Court ruling opens questions on journalists' thoughts in libel cases
The Supreme Court ruled that a journalist sued for libel by a public figure may be compelled to answer questions about the editorial process used in creating a story. In a 6 to 0 decision, the court overturned a lower court ruling, saying there is no absolute First Amendment privilege shielding editorial deliberations. Former Lt. Col. Anthony Herbert pursues a $44.7 million libel suit against CBS, 60 Minutes producer Barry Lando, and Atlantic Monthly over a 1973 report questioning his Vietnam War claims.
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Appeals Court
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Lee Marvin Ordered to Pay 104000 to Former Partner
Superior Court Judge Arthur K. Marshall ruled Lee Marvin must pay Michelle Marvin 104000 for rehabilitation purposes after finding no contract existed between them. The decision covers a three month trial and aims to help her retrain and reestablish independence after their six year relationship from 1964 to 1970.
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Hospital admissions and discharges cited in grim list
A hospital record lists numerous admissions from Wakeman Norwalk Greenwich Norwalk Monroeville and Milan including Miss Dodie Cutcher Mrs Mary Pressley Oliver Perry and others. Discharges include Mrs Lisa Arp Mrs Michelle Bowers and others as Bellevue plant workers return after a strike. Local grain prices shown: Wheat 3.40 Corn 2.32 Oats 1.40 Soybeans 7.17.
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Dodie Cutcher
Wakeman
Mary Pressley
Norwalk
Lloyd Greenawalt
Greenwich
Mary Ruth Blakewood
Oliver Perry
Monroeville
Joseph Stutzman
Ralph Blakely
Carrie Haker
Ernest Goodsite
Luella Garcia
Beth Ann Kirk
Ruth Ann Kramer
Milan
Judith Berner
Fried Schug
Warren Carr
Edna Barman
Gary Bushers
Ransom Case
New London
Robert Westlin
Joseph Parish
Mary Duncan
Lisa Arp
Bellevue
Michelle Bowers
Pauline Cring
Norbert McKenzie
Ronda Sears
Opal Watts
Weeknight through weekend showtimes listed
The notice lists showings from Wednesday April 18 through Saturday April 22 with 7:30 pm start times on Wednesday and Thursday and 7:30 pm to 10:40 pm on Friday and Saturday.
Obituary of Plymouth councilman John A Ray 56
Plymouth area obituary for former Plymouth Village Councilman John A Ray age 56 of 127 Trux Street who died Monday at Willard Area Hospital. Born in North Fairfield he worked as a stockhandler at Midwest Industries and belonged to Plymouth First Presbyterian Church Willard Elks and Midwest Ten Year Club. Survivors include wife Kathleen a daughter Carol Reinhart three grandchildren a step grandson two brothers and a sister. Funeral Thursday 11 AM at McQuate Secor Funeral Home Plymouth with burial in Greenlawn Cemetery. Friends may call after 2 PM today.
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Carol) Reinhart
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Harriet) Skinner
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Greenlawn Cemetery
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