Judge lifts Penthouse hold order over Falwell suit
United States Judge James C Turk in Lynchburg Virginia lifted a three day injunction halting Penthouse March issue distribution after ruling the matter belongs in a civil damages suit and cannot stop publication. Falwell, founder of Moral Majority, contends he was deceived by an interview obtained surreptitiously. The case centers on a dispute over the magazines cover interview and alleged deceit in the interview process. The decision ends the recent prior restraint fight, with Penthouse saying most copies were already in transit and Falwell indicating no appeal.
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Horoscope For Wednesday February 4 By Bernice Bede Osol
Aquarius to Capricorn brief forecast by Bernice Bede Osol with daily insights. Each sign receives guidance on letting go pursuing bigger goals embracing compassion negotiating agreements and seizing opportunities to strengthen security and knowledge.
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Newspaper Enterprise Assn
Rockefeller charity back tax dispute ends with IRS setback
The United States Tax Court ruled in favor of David and Margaret Rockefeller, blocking a demand for 91 561 in back taxes for 1970 and 1971, and prohibiting collection of 489 700 from John D. Rockefeller III's estate over services by the Rockefellers staff to charities. The decision hinges on whether such staff work could be deducted as charity contributions.
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Zeigler native Kenneth Corcoran ready to return home after Reagan inauguration
Army Sgt. Major Kenneth Bryan Corcoran, longtime enlisted leader of the Army Chorus, coordinated bands for the inaugural parade and the departure of President Carter. After 22 years in service, he plans to return to Southern Illinois with his wife Judy and seven of eight children, living in Fairfax, Virginia. Corcoran previously worked on Nixon and Carter inaugurations and has directed music for national ceremonies.
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