Supreme Court Opens Warrant Battle In Press Rights Clash
Saturday Notebook notes the 1971 Stanford riot case prompting a police search of a student paper offices after a photographer shot riot images. The Court overturned lower rulings, allowing a properly obtained warrant to justify the search even without paper staff involvement. Critics warn of police access to newsroom files.
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Beef Prices In A Cycle
AP News reports beef prices rise due to cyclical herd reductions from 132 million in 1975 to about 116 million this year amid drought. If trends hold, beef could be cheaper by 1983 to 1986 as herd expansion impacts prices, though inflation and middleman costs cloud the outlook. Other items note California property tax limits, Ford recall of 1.5 million Pintos and 30,000 Bobcats, Carter veto threats, and a projected budget deficit reduction to about $50 billion.
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Otoplasty For Big Ears Dear Doctor Thosteson
A parent asks when to correct a child’s protruding ears and how much correction is possible. The boy is three and a half. the parent notes early concern about teasing and asks why boys are more affected than girls.
Otoplasty for prominent ears explained and timing
A reader asks about correcting prominent ears with otoplasty noting it is highly successful, usually best after full ear development but possible early. Surgery is simple, often done in summer before school starts, and involves weakening cartilage behind the ear.
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Prayer And Medical Qs In A Parish Column
The column blends a Luke 6 38 quotation with prayers asking for love of Jesus and gifts used in service. It then defines aseptic necrosis of the femur, noting lack of infection and blood supply disruption. Reader questions address gender transition fertility and aluminum foil myths, with professional reassurance.
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Wheat crop improves but remains below 1977 totals
The Agriculture Department reports winter wheat prospects for 1978 have improved since last month but are still about 14 percent below 1977, with an estimated 1.31 billion bushels. Spring wheat could add 400 to 500 million bushels, potentially lifting total 1978 wheat to 1.7 to 1.8 billion bushels. Kansas leads production at 325.5 million bushels. stockpiles exceed 1.2 billion. Prices rise from last year due to exports, acreage controls, and storage programs. Agriculture Secretary Bergland seeks public input on possible milk price adjustments this fall.
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