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3 3 333 3 3 I3 3 3 33 Official Publication 3 3k 1 a iona Newspaper ASSOCiation has ive date of the amendment; 47 hours durin A
3 33 33 33 3 3 3 3 Kentucky Press Association, Inc. rtis ec Selliat: and. House Labor Committees the second year; 46 hours after the thirfﬁ
33 333 3 3 3 3 Kentucky Press Service, Inc. 31: $11323; teh Fair Labor Standards Act so year, Tand 45 hours thereafter. .3
333 3 3 33 3 3 3 3 Victor R. Penman", Editor 3 ‘ 3’1 e3piesent exemption for news— ANPA sent a statement July 2 to Sen ’3
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3 33 3 333 3 3 Lexington Chamber of Commerce “2(1):” to permit the exemption to apply to similar statement on May 28 to 21 Hour 1
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3 3 33 33 1 3 3 National Neyspaper sociation S UlillY- hi] :1 p051tion paper Slgned by Ted prov1de a penalty rate of double time for Pre
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3 3 33 33333 3 3 3 3 National NeCssrsizglgfermo: n A . . helm]. ”NA ple’lded th f “ f6“ - 3 ,1
3 3 33 3 3 33 3333 33 3 3 3 3 o ssocration 1uncied newspapers adversely affected by James T. Dorris, Business Manager De-3 fers
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3 3. 3 333333 33 33.3333333 3.33 33 - __ tlfgvstglpeis printed in a central plant by to proposed legislation that would puti
33 33 3 33333 33 3333 3‘3 1,333 3 Kentucky Press Assocration, lnc. Siich: piftss'3 d‘mbte time penalty on overtime.
3 33 3 33 3 33 3333 3 33 3 3 Maurice K. Henry, President House LIES: (ees of both the Senate .and _ Three identical Bills are subject of hear-3 “rec
3: ‘33I 33 ‘» 3‘33 333 3 ‘ 33 3 3 Daily News Middlesboro ing FLSfX Jolnmlttees are 110W COUSIdeF— lugs by the Sllbcommittee: HR. 8259 b3 kee}
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3 3 33 33 33 3 33 3.33 3 3333 3 3 Larry Stone, Vice—Presi' dent is on the \ggietnc gents and such legislation Rep. Powell (N.Y.); HR. 8260 by Rep. in a
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.3 3 3.3 33333 3 33333 3 . 3 333 G20?e M. Wilson, Herald-News, Hardinsburg; from minimum wage and overtime require- reyenue prod ' W‘m tto (”111 110t10€5303pres
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33 3‘ 33 33.33333 33 333 33 3 33333 gogfh,F Hiward Ogles, Favorite, Franklin; with the publication of any weekly semi bake files, fnteltanﬁnents’ etc.) has beelfoffic
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t 3' 33 33 3 333‘3333: 33 333 3‘ News’ C°tttmbla; Ninth, James T. NorriS, Jr., Where )rim‘el 1 ”V3371 1n t e County Bellevue (Nebr.) Press. Wrote the NPA; ac
I 3 3 3 3: 3 33333333 3 3 3 3‘ lg, lindepegdent, -AShland; Tenth, 1" Springer contiguous th: 1:”: p11) IShed or counties “FOP years we tried everything in the booth If:
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333 3’33 33‘. 3 333333 33333 33: g C. Van Curon, State Journal, Frankfort; WNA 35kg only that the WOIdS’ printed we make a :2-column s we available 5690th
3 33 333.. 33333333 333 .333 fate-at—Large, James Lee Crawford, Tribune— and ,l)e deleted and the remaining language for ,m . . , 113‘. s c c 33 free
I3 33 ‘33: 3 3.33 . 3 3333 ~ Times, Corbin; State-rit-nge, Warren Abrams left undisturbed. This would simply restore 3 ‘ y 01 g‘mlf‘attona $101113 to Wllte “ fairi
'3 . 33 33333 33333 1 Courier-Journal, Louisville; Immediate Past the original intent of Congresq wh th piece .abOUt the” function. This is free. A“
3 ‘3 3 333 3 3‘3333‘33‘ 3‘3.i ‘ President, George Joplin 111, Commonwealth exemption was grantedl lon tb f en he say fme _Some use it) some don’t sooner Tt
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33 3 3 3 3 ‘33 3: 33 3 3 3 Landon Wills, First Vice-President tion of Sens. Stuart Symin ton (D M t 6“ pioducts. You ought to see the change the 3
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3 3 3 3 3‘ 1 3 3 33 333 William T. Davrs, Second Vice-President under-4 000 , I. c y? ca case 0 the ing’ an item iS extra Work and iS Chal‘ge‘tbte l
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3 3 3 3 3 3 3 333 Perry J. Ashley, Assistant Secretary lete. Both Senators have promised to he] as 6611 6 (get we ﬁnd a greater ”590 t H“
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3 ' 3 3 Springs; Thomas L. Preston Offset reorders from letter ress: On thﬂtlineSJ
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ndation to put a pelij ’ {TEE ;
ie on overtime, Thr ' '” . . It also places restrictions on statements E’E‘, E :
uenalty rate of doubliE The LOUISVI e Bar ASSOCIai-lon for p ublication made by prosecuting and If ii,
a work week longer . defense attorneys. ‘ E if ii-E V
year after the effectE . . . p Prosecutors Similarly Restricted E E E'. 3
rent; 47 hours duri Ad pt P -T I P pl rosecuting attorneys are to be bound E‘ j -
10111.5 after the thiIiEE o S ress r la rl nCI es by th: Isamehrules as those for policemen, E E; fE
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11:32:: eJuly 2 to Sen The Louisville Bar Association has adopt- Howevei', ERalph ELogan of the Louisville charges of misctlfnduct on his )partptliat m2; E l. :E
aimittee chair man, tuE ed a statement .af. princrples concerning Bar AssocrationEsaid he hopes the courts be publicized by the defendant or anyone E _
l.1986. ANPA senti pubhcrty about criminal cases. . . Will go along With the principles for attor— speaking for him. E i E
May 28 to a Hour The statement, released recently, is Sim- neys and law—enforcement aEgenCIes. If the In addition, “no defense counsel or pi‘os- E . -,‘
on Labor Whichwai ilar in some respects to a statement of prin- courts would go along, this could mean ecutor should make any statements con- E E .
:hree House Bills tr ciples receiitly adopted by the Kentucky rulings of contempt of court for those who cerning a pending criminal case; nor grant E E .E E
a of double time for Press Assomatiop. . Violate the prinCiples, or it could mean that interviews concerning a pending criminal E r. ‘7
E, The attorneys statement, however, dif- a Judge would not accept certain evidence. case; nor engage in any public discussion E E ’
isiness Manager, De-l fers from the newsman’s statement by say- Contains 5 MajorE Sections . . . nor prepare any statement for release 3 “; \
estified on behalf of ing that the right of a free trial mEust prevail ETheELouisville attorneys statement 0011- by any other person which is intended to E E. .
)use Labor Subcom- over the right of the public to be informed— tEaiEns five major sections: on pretrial puEb- influence public opinion and prospective E ’7 {ti
July 7 in opposition when the rights. come into conflict: , lEiCity, . publrcrty during Ea trial, publlClty jurors.” E :' EE
1 that would puti “ . . . Fair Trial {lust Prevail followmg a trial, juvenile cases and the The statement says that information may E E f
n overtime. TheEbar association, the statement says, right of the press to investigate. . be released telling the scheduled dates for E x E;
are subject of hear-k recognizes the Eright of the news media to EMuch of the section dealing With pre- hearings “and other factual information as E E ‘_
ittee: HR. 8259 b)" keep the public infotmed on the happenings trial publiCity is patterned after a set of to the conduct of the trial. However, infor- E ‘ 'E
HR. 8260 by Rep. in a given community, but where there is rules issued in January by US. Atty. Gen. mation and opinions regarding the sub- E : EEE'EE -
[airman of the SUV a decrsion to be made in this respect, it is Nicholas Katzenbach governing the actions stantive case should not be diseussed.” E . ‘1 ..
8261 by Rep. Deitl the belief of the bar assocmtion that where of Justice Department law enforcement As for judges, the statement says they E E r-EE- v
the right of the public being informed and officers. should not comment to the news media or E i
t the right of a fair trial are in conflict that The Louisville bar says that all policemen others while an investigation is going on. E E :
° the right of a fair trial must prevail.” and other investigators should be limited to Judge’s Comments Limited E ; . 1f
'ee The newsman’s statement last month did providing the following information for “It is improper,” the statement says “for EE‘ ,4 if
Enot directly come to grips with which of the publication. before a trial: a judicial official to make any statements E E. 5E
ulein of what to EEEJEtwo rights should prevail Em a conflict. . The defeiidants iiame and identifying with respect to any case which is brought E .T
. (19‘ News coverage of criminal cases came in- background information, the charges against before him, or may later come before him, E ,» YE
lubs, churches, 10 g to sharp focus after the assassination of him, who made the arrest and the length and it is equally undesirable for him to E L '11:- 5'
: to run notices 0E President John F. Kennedy, and the slaying of the investigation, and the circumstances comment on cases that are before _ other E i E if
mtg (rummage sales, of Lee Harvey Oswald. The press, police of the arrest including the time and place, iudges.” ' I E E\ .. E .
ents’ etc') has been{officials and attorneys have all been critized resistance, pursuit, possession and use of 4 During a trial policemen and attomeys ‘5} 7'.
l. neWSpapers'“EES(::: for their actions in connection With the weapons and a description of items used. should not make ’statements for publication. E ‘ E
e:tsonil:1isnaycebli9y gilt/ah: bease and the subsequent trial of Th BelfitecIlngorISfltf:isli0:i:tOrtilrligsicellr 5a 5 “The evidence as produced publicly in spurt E H E
ss, wrote the NPA: E E1 Eh . . . . f K k e PO ice bf} b ,t' b ty 7 should be permitted to speak for itself. E E iv ..
erything in the book kai y Eis year, representatives 0 en- ma e any pu re 0 servxa ions a on a After the jury has announced its verdict, E E EEE "z
space available free free press inrdctllsi:uiinh%ts :fv dgfhfifloihcllset: hIffoibisitecél1 tldnllfgldefendant ‘ 7 counsel nor the Indlcmly need refrain from E , l i
I group to writeﬂtair trial g ‘ ‘ P 1_ hall make no. statement con— comment. Such comments should at all 1
ion. This is free. All 'th ,. St P 'bl 91061116“; t't d‘b'l't r tesimon times be decorous, the statement says. . i , r
some don’t. Soontl‘ This has lied ftegientts‘w 03:: e t f clernmg t :1 en 11:]; 8:: 1E1} liey Oshall mak: The Louisvrlle bar adopted the newsmans E E 'E i
it about those itemsprinci les (1 0 16 d 0 S a elmen S 0 ° piospec 1:6 VI: t videnceyor ar ument statements on the handling oijuvenEile cases E i E E
E1?) We tell them thatmentspfro anth "Ely 63k 2’ 51mg“. :ate— {10 :Itatemen S a ou e g and the right of the press to investigate. .‘ E 52E E
Ithing bordered iS 311‘ elation anmd teh ehtuc yk tat]: a; :50" In}: hcase. h ll make no reference to The statement on juveniles says that E EE if
;ults and Create sales ASSOCiation e entuC y roa CaS ers . o icernen s a c. . . — whenever possible, the anonymity of juve- E ’j3 E
. investigative procedures such as finger . . _ E .EE
0 when advertisrng Herbert 81 dd f L . t 'd t f . t 1 h (lie detector) examin- niles under arrest should be protected. _E E E.
iht to see the changethe state b e .0 exmg on, presr en 0 mm 5’ P0 ygErap E1 b _ t . t t And the bar association recognizes “the E , .5 E
llldel'StﬂHd that‘bOX- .~ . ar group, said a statement of ations, ballistic tests or 21 01a ory esEs. right of the news media to investigate and E , EEE
. . . blepImCIples probably Will be discussed at a Policemen shall not voluntarily give for . _ . E E E. I"
)rk and is chargeﬂ , lul . . , , _ . . _ expose corruption and wrongdorng in E E
. S' 08 this Y 16 Lexrngton meeting of the state bars publication any information on a defend , ,, E E .
eel better: 120mg board of governors. ant’s prior record. But if a specific request somety. ' ' 3 E '3
E a greatelE 1:1: ree 0E Hugh Potter, general manager of station is made, a record of convictions may be . E E 7:" E
a greatel g W0M1, Owensboro, said the Kentucky provided. E {CE ,
- iBroadcasters Association probably will vote Policemen shall not help anyone to photo- Bill Strod, Courier-Joumal photographer, E H
a . on a Statement of principles at its October graph or televise a defendant. has been named a recipient of a “Headliner E i‘ f’E :
essness can mean r1Emeeting. “Nelther the arresting agency nor any Award” for news photography. Strod won E E El
O thitlE' The statements of principles are guide- members thereof shall at any time furnish the award on a series of pictures on the E 'E E E7?
letterpress: n (l' Ines rather than firm rules. There is no pen- any statement or information for the purpose arrival of a baby. The award was for photo- E ' ‘E i
difﬁcult makertﬂ l 31W provided for an attorney or a newsman of influencing the outcome of a trial,” the journalism which involves pictures stories E E E
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