Alton Telegraph publisher wins press freedom award
Paul S. Cousley publisher of the Alton Telegraph in Illinois has won the 28th John Peter Zenger award from the University of Arizona journalism department. Named for the colonial printer jailed for criminal libel the prize honors contributions to freedom of the press.
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Horoscope by Bernice Bede Osol May 25 Geminis to Taurus brief guidance
The column offers daily guidance across all signs with advice on expenditure, motivations, openness to advice, financial caution with friends, consideration of others feelings, possible stubbornness, distinguishing optimism from seriousness, independence from others, patience with tasks, and avoiding risky impulses. It concludes with a reminder to shield home harmony and respond calmly to offenses.
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Koch pursues pardon for Sophia Loren in Italy
New York Mayor Edward Koch urged Italian President Pertini to pardon Sophia Loren, who is serving 30 days for tax evasion. Loren failed to declare about 180000 dollars in income from 1963 and 1964, a claim she said resulted from a tax consultant’s error.
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Immigrant Labor Reference Highlights 1966 Campaign
Vidal, 55, author of Burr and Myra Breckenridge, drew cheers while addressing immigration raids on workplaces employing undocumented workers. He urged rounding up employers, not just laborers, amid his contrast with Gov. Edmund G Brown Jr. His remarks appeared alongside coverage of Sid Caesar and Imogene Coca reuniting for Offenbach’s Orpheus in the Underworld with Opera Company of Boston.
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Mud Island to feature 988 mile river walk
The River Walk at Mud Island near Memphis will let visitors walk a simulated 988 mile stretch along a scaled model of the lower Mississippi from Cairo Illinois to New Orleans. The $63 million 50 acre complex opens in July and aims to educate and entertain.
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