Supreme Court holds plaintiff must prove libel false
The Supreme Court ruled 5 4 that libel plaintiffs must show the statements are false when suing a publisher for speech on public concern. The decision strengthens media protection, with Justice O Connor writing that private figure plaintiffs cannot recover damages without proving falsity. Justice Stevens dissented calling the ruling pernicious.
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Stocks Edge Higher After Fed Rate Cut Amid Quiet Rally
The Dow Jones rose to 1,844.87 as banks cut prime rates to 8 percent following Friday's Fed discount rate reduction from 7 to 6 percent. Disney gained while Sears fell on weak first quarter results. NYSE composite up to 139.98 and volume near 65 million shares at midday. Civil foreclosure suit filed in Franklin County Kansas against Stuart S. Young and partners over Ottawa property.
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Legal Notice of Real Estate Auction and Court Pleading
The case No B5056 concerns a loan association and partners against Stuart S Young Schrecengost and others. The notice requires defendants to plead by May 26, 1986, or a judgment will be entered. attorneys Dietrich Davis Gicus Rowlands Schmitt & Gorman announce for the plaintiff Allen R Slate at 100 East Santa Fe Plaza Building Olathe Kansas.
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Christa's Challenge honors Christa McAuliffe in teaching fund
The American Federation of Teachers establishes Christa's Challenge to support education with scholarships and grants. Donations support promising students pursuing teaching careers, honoring McAuliffe's dream to inspire learners in classrooms.
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Elizabeth II Marked 60th Birthday Amid Heightened Security
Queen Elizabeth II celebrated her sixtieth birthday at Windsor Castle with family, a thanksgiving service at St George’s Chapel, and a royal procession. Security dogs and patrols guarded streets as Britain faced terrorism fears linked to its stance on Libya.
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