Reporter Registration Threatens Free Press
The Massachusetts House considers a bill requiring news reporters to register as private detectives with a 750 fee and to follow detective laws. The piece argues such controls could chill investigative journalism and hinder press freedom, harming the public's right to know.
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Carter must be open about watergate ties to reassure nation
Editorial argues President Carter should fully disclose knowledge of peanut business dealings and related banking ties to Bert Lance. It urges transparency, independent justice, and clear boundaries to avoid fueling cynicism while ensuring the special counsel Curran has full authority.
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White House
Bert Lance
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Billy Carter
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Paul Curran
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Justice Departments Criminal Division
Philip Heymann
Talks by Col J R Holly to feature at club gathering
A March 21 talk by Col J R Holly of New Mexico will open a series of discussions for the Rotary or service club. The SOS Teena Club held its annual banquet at the Nickson Hotel with several community leaders honored.
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SOS Teena Club
Nickson Hotel
Hell Rs Dun Graves
Dandra Ruth Ann Ne Ute
Kaymaan
Reswel Waligh
Janie
Vty Book Club
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Parent Teachers Association
Robert Pinker
Carter Era Oil War Looms Over Gas Prices
President Carter and Energy Secretary Schlesinger push for a $1 per gallon target as oil companies withhold supplies citing the Iranian cutoff. GAO says impact is small yet deliveries drop 30 percent at times as officials fear a price driven shortage will ease with higher prices. The narrative suggests a backdoor romance between politics and Big Oil dating to 1976 and ongoing concerns over energy control and policy.
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James Schlesinger
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Ublic
Middle East
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Edward Kennedy
D-Mass
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Schlesinger
Appropriations Bill Bottleneck Marks Final Session Push
In Santa Fe the Appropriations Act drives the closing hours of the legislative session as the House and Senate clash over funding. The tug of war between John Mershon and Aubrey Dunn defines the drama, with a near midnight finish and a final Senate passage amid jubilation.
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Mystery of Judge Crater's Disappearance Persists Across Decades
The account traces Judge Crater's 1930 disappearance after leaving a Times Square restaurant, the ensuing detective work led by New York District Attorney William Dodge, and the long quest for answers across the United States and abroad. It notes Crater's reported death in 1999 legally, Stella Crater's life-insurance settlement, and lingering questions about whether he vanished due to politics or other forces. The piece also touches on broader human rights debates between President Carter and Mexico regarding disappearances and law enforcement.
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