Reporter Wins Battle To Keep Source Confidential
In Los Angeles the Court of Appeal barred Judge Charles Older from punishing reporter William Farr further for refusing to reveal sources. The ruling ends a five year legal battle over press protections and Farr’s open contempt sentence.
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Dear Abby archive brief on family, reading, and etiquette
This compact column gathers three reader questions for Dear Abby. A 59 year old man and his 35 year old wife are urged to bury hostility to restore family harmony while a teenage reader explains being called a sissy for loving reading. Other notes praise concise speeches and a confidential Seattle remark adds a cautionary adage.
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Redford Tops 1976 Box Office Poll for Third Year
Robert Redford remains the No. 1 box office draw in the United States for the third straight year. The Quigly Publications poll of 1976 theater owners cites Redford’s hit All The President's Men and notes only one female in the top 10, 12 year old Tatum O'Neal for The Bad News Bears.
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Television Highlights for Thursday Night Lineup
The schedule lists guest stars Lucille Ball and The Lockers on Van Dyke and Company at 8 p.m. along with Welcome Back Kotter, Best Sellers with Sam Elliott and Glenn Ford, Tony Randall in Case Democracy vs Tyranny, America Salutes Richard Rodgers with a starry lineup, Detour To Nowhere crime drama, Nancy Walker Rival Agents, Gibbsville Trapped, Tonight Show with Jessica Lange, and late movies Yellow Sky and Pursuit to Algiers across channels 3 5 8 11 13 23 24.
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