Supreme Court rulings curb press rights and congressional disclosures
The court limited reporters First Amendment protection for confidential sources and restricted congressional disclosure, with implications for press freedom and lawmakers who disclose information. It also allowed questioning Senator Gravel on the Fenlgan Papers sources, signaling broader risk to information sharing between government and public.
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Editorials Chess kings in check
The piece discusses the Reykjavik world championship match between Bobby Fischer and Boris Spassky. It notes Fischer’s arrival and Spassky’s reactions, including demands for apologies and penalties. It critiques the tensions and power dynamics in the world of chess and calls for a focus on the game itself.
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Freeway Courtesy Praised by Sacramento Beecity
A Sacramento Bee article notes Northern California compliments on freeway driving. State highway engineer Al C. Estep credits road improvements more miles of freeway and better driving. He praises Southern California drivers saying L A freeway users are probably the world's best.
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Planning for a brighter season in the city
The note urges planning for spring and summer activities, hints at community growth, and cautions against urban anxiety. It emphasizes a gradual, forward-looking approach with references to vacations, hunting season prep, and long range plans for a healthier community.
Supreme Court splits over capital punishment case Purina v Georgia
The high court imposes its will with a 5 4 ruling on capital punishment, prohibiting death sentences under existing laws. Marshall and activists push judicial activism while Burger Blackmun Powell and Rehnquist defend restraint, warning against judges imposing moral beliefs as law.
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Detroit car tax refund delays spark consumer anger
Tens of thousands awaited $300 refunds promised after the tax bill. GM Chrysler Ford blamed delays on various factors, while Ralph Nader pressed lawmakers. The Treasury's oversight drew criticism as trials lawyers push against no fault insurance amid a heated debate.
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Ralph Nader
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