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Vendors face jail, fine for refusing to guarantee obscenity ban12/18/95 WASHINGTON--A store owner and manager in Bellingham face the possibility…

Wall Street Journal threatened with suit over bribery article12/18/95 SOUTH KOREA--After the South Korean government threatened to sue The Wall…

Paper ejected from City Hall after pursuing document request12/18/95 NEW JERSEY--The City of Newark in early December evicted The Star-Ledger…

UPDATE12/04/95 WASHINGTON, D.C. The Federal Communications Commission (FCC) announced in mid-November that it had approved Westinghouse Electric Corp.'s purchase of…

Kennedy autopsy photos not subject to disclosure under FOIA12/04/95 WASHINGTON, D.C.--Even though autopsy photographs and x-rays of President John F.…

Camera crew not liable for taping police raid12/04/95 MISSOURI--A television station's camera crew did not violate the civil rights of…

Student editor may defy court after losing subpoena appeal12/04/95 MINNESOTA--Minnesota's shield law does not protect newspapers from having to turn…

New York court won't apply Pennsylvania wiretap law12/04/95 NEW YORK--The New York wiretap statute applies to an interstate phone call…

Party caucuses before legislative sessions must be open12/04/95 MONTANA--A group of 22 Montana newspapers and publishers won a partial victory…

Charges against publisher dropped by Colorado Rockies12/04/95 COLORADO--Trespassing charges were dropped by a professional baseball team in late October against…