Howe said the media must continue to seek access to printed information. If we're going to be a watchdog, we have to be there. Eddy, a former Telegraph reporter and editor, now an editor with the Lincoln Journal Star, knew he was in good company at the seminar. He said he recently remarked to his wife that he must not have been home much during the Simants case. Alan Peterson, still the NPA's attorney, handled much of the NPA vs. Stuart case for the media.
Courts are part of the government.
They belong to us. Peterson said there was a backlash effect after NPA vs. Stuart was decided, and there were more efforts to close courts. It's bigger than any of us. We couldn't agree more. The legacy We are proud of the role The Telegraph and the members of the Nebraska press played in one of the most momentous First Amendment cases in our nation's history.