Supreme Court ruling binds press to police searches
The court’s 5 3 decision limits newsrooms ability to contest unannounced police searches. It upholds Fourth Amendment limits but erodes First Amendment protections by allowing seizures of reporters notebooks and confidential sources. Justice White’s majority view warns of compromised information and press independence.
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Godwin Endorses Obenshain Shaping Virginia Senate Race
Mills E. Godwin Jr. endorses Richard D. Obenshain for the Republican nomination as 10 000 delegates gather in Richmond. Former Gov. Linwood Holton and Navy Secretary John Warner fear the endorsement could lock up the convention for Obenshain and seek to rally against a first ballot victory. Senator Nathan Miller hopes to play kingmaker in a tight nominating fight.
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Citizens pen letters praise leaders and ponder issues
Letters to the Evening Star praise local officials Wendell Seldon Jim Shipp Jay Givens Lanny Branner and department heads. They urge civic involvement and discuss Carter era symbolism handgun control debates and library funding with reader comment and proposals.
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Federal Reserve Chair Miller’s Capital Gains Clash Sparks Doubt
Washington. Fed Chairman William Miller wavered on Rep. William Steiger’s capital gains rollback as Treasury pressure and private talks with lobbyists shaped his stance. The reversal raises questions about Miller’s independence from administration influence and erodes credibility among lawmakers and business leaders.
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Miller Warns Inflation Could Push Rates Higher
Federal Reserve Chairman G William Miller warns inflation may force higher interest rates and possible recession. He argues deficit spending and tax policy limit Fed power, urging private sector cooperation to curb inflation and preserve dollar value.
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