Bernstein blasts press as self congratulating at Xavier
Carl Bernstein, Pulitzer Prize winner with Bob Woodward, accused U S newspapers of self congratulation and failing to do their job. He said polls show only 18 percent trust newspapers and that reporting often repeats government statements.
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Temin Calls for Public Smoking Rules at Hearing
Nobel laureate Dr. Howard Temin urged limits on smoking in public places at a Madison hearing. He said government should protect nonsmokers from secondhand smoke while not banning smoking itself, noting smokers have a higher risk of disease.
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Poenisch Sues Nyad For Million In Slander Claim
Marathon swimmer Walter Poenisch sues competitor Diana Nyad for 1 million dollars alleging slander cost him future sponsorships and jobs. Poenisch, 65, cites Nyads accusations that he relies on a boat and questions his swims. Nyad, 28, had failed a Cuba to US attempt after 41 hours. Also notes Pope John Paul II leads Ash Wednesday rites in Rome.
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Market report: Prices rise while index slips amid inflation
The market edged higher early with the Dow up 1.82 to 810.63 at noon as 1,537 issues on the NYSE traded about 9.8 million shares. The government index of leading indicators fell 1.2 percent for January, while inflation signals rose with farm prices up about 3 percent through Feb 15. Oil climbed globally on Iran supply cuts.
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New Fifth Judicial District Law Enforcement Association Formed
Law officers from Chaves Lea and Eddy counties form the Fifth Judicial District Law Enforcement Association to push for better laws and share information. Officers elected include Sheriff George Teague as president and John Correia as vice president. The group backs the Juvenile Code and discusses licensing firearms and other reforms.
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