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...Florida Supreme Court has upheld a long-forgotten and unused 60-year-old law requiring newspapers to give equal space to political candidates who have been criticized in print. The case, involving the Miami Herald, is being appealed to the Supreme Court...
...bookkeeper's son from Glasgow, Ky., Krock attended Princeton briefly, then began his journalistic career on the Louisville Herald and became Washington correspondent for the Louisville Times in 1910. He went to Paris with Woodrow Wilson, won a citation from the French government for his coverage of the Versailles peace conference, and returned to become the editorial manager at age 29 of both the Louisville Times and Courier-Journal. In 1927 he joined the New York Times, and five years later became that newspaper's Washington bureau chief...
Advocates. In Florida, judges cut out of the G. Harrold Carswell cloth have ruled that The Miami Herald must print replies from political candidates it criticizes in editorials. The Herald has appealed, and the case is now pending before the Supreme Court. Tonight, the Advocates explores the Herald case and related First Amendment issues. Ch. 2, 8 p.m. 1 hour...
...that the Strike wasn't the herald of revolution some people thought it at the time. Derek Bok's administration differs from its discredited predecessor because Bok is willing to make procedural compromises to keep controversy under wraps, not because its commitment to democracy or its independence of purpose is much greater...
Rick Troncelliti and Mark Mullen head the second team All-Ivy squad. Troncelliti, sports editor of the Brown Daily Herald, described the soccer and hockey woes of the Bruins this year. Mullen, a jack of all trades, consistently filled much of the sports page for The Dartmouth...