Hersh Faces Contempt Question Over Secret Grand Jury Report
Pulitzer winner Seymour Hersh of The New York Times must appear before U S District Judge C Clyde Atkins in Miami on April 27 to explain why he should not be held in contempt for publishing details of a secret grand jury report and for refusing to name the leaker. The case ties into broader clashes over press access and prior restraint amid IRS probe disclosures involving Florida officials.
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Portugal’s Soares seeks U.S. aid to sustain fragile democracy
In London Mondale congratulates Mario Soares on Portugal’s democracy after elections. Soares plans talks with President Carter in Washington about economic support and the Congo contentions of Angola and Mozambique spillovers. Soares insists on governing without coalitions despite a fragmented vote.
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Thought For Today Eccl 2 24 Quote
Thought for Today highlights Ecclesiastes 2 24 about enjoying food, toil, and the gifts of life as from God. The verse emphasizes that finding satisfaction in labor and sustenance is a divine provision for man.
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Dog Toss At Fort Laramie Saloon Goes to Jail
In Fort Laramie a man threw his dog across the bar at bartender Pat Tebbet during a brawl. Leo Froelich was jailed after police intervened and fined $250. Tebbet condemns the incident and fears publicity will deter patrons.
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Carter Energy Policy Seeks Global Leadership in Hard Times
President Carter aims to unite national and international support for an energy program as James Schlesinger coordinates a long term plan to avoid stagnation or war over fuel. The effort seeks to conserve automotive fuel and expand new sources while coordinating with Europe on shared energy needs and future supply.
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Governor Jay Rockefeller Promises Environmental Action
West Virginia editor notes environmental pledge from Gov Rockefeller in a May issue message titled Environment is Precious. The piece highlights strip mining stance shift and calls for realistic laws, industry accountability, and protection of mountains waterfalls and streams.
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Governor Jay Rockefeller’s environmental pledge
In a message urging balance between industry and nature, Governor Rockefeller stresses the need to protect forests and parks while pursuing economic growth. He argues that energy security and environmental stewardship must go hand in hand, praising Mountaineer pride and the value of natural beauty.
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Brock Faces Tough Second Job Leading GOP Outs
The article profiles former Sen. Bill Brock of Tennessee as chairman of the Republican National Committee. It notes his focus on 1977 governors races and upcoming elections, his critique of Carter’s foreign policy, and his aim to upgrade rhetoric and appeal to voters amid internal party struggles.
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Charleston opposition to toll highway start within city limits
Charleston city leaders and business groups oppose locating the northern end of a proposed toll highway in the city. Supervisory workers would try to preserve emergency phone service if a nationwide telephone strike spreads to Beckley. The Western Electric union could order national picket lines at telephone offices. Beckley exchange may be affected. Carl Herman Taylor Jr of Beckley seeks a Naval Academy crew spot as the 1962 season begins April 19 against Yale in New Haven Connecticut.
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Last Lyceum Talk by Chief Strongheart in Senior Auditorium
The final lyceum of the year features Chief Strongheart from the Cecil De Mille Picture Corporation speaking on From Peace Pipe to War Trail. He will wear Kakima Indian dress for his presentation in the Senior auditorium.
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The FDA Hard to Get Saccharin Joke
Cartoonist Arthur Hoppe satirizes FDA tactics on saccharin licensing with a mock plan to ban sales in drug stores and push “Hard to Get” access. He imagines absurd consequences and hints at future controls like cigarette sales from high poles while lampooning health zeal.
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