Wednesday, October 23, 1C33 Pcgo7 DsCamp: Fre3 press must follow guidelines Police Renort J 1 t Altherch h; hi3 Cod a Llxl cult iLhist the Sua Kcwrpa pars cf Lincoln Inc. and Sun president Cecil Stewart over en edltcrid, elite Sen. Jehn DeCamp said he full supports freedom cfthe press, but only when members cf the prcs3 fellow the consti tutional cui.!;lir;c3 est dc.vn for then. The- press can be malicious as blazes as br.3 as it's true, but they cant be mellcieus and lie at the same time " DeCamp eald in rccpor.es to the editorial, which he claims injured Ida reputation. In the lawsuit Cad in Lancaster County District Court, DcCarsp cls.i2.13 the editorial contained four - The editorial, published Oct 2D, 1C32, sold that in DeCamp'a campaign e-ainst Jim YcIf in the 1C32 40lh District leletive race, he pictured Nell Krauss, Nebraska fret female le-LIator, in his campaign materiel v.ithout her permission. DeCamp claims ha did clve permission to use the picture and did -net authorise a letter sent to 40 District newspapers suttm m.ii f It? 71.2 editorial also said DeCamp received 1 3,000 in camp:-':! contributions end a 5lCO,CO0 loan from the Cmeha National Corp. fsr which he clTcrcd the L'l Eed Cteaihouse in Oahdale o collateral The 'property then vras Visited" by a fire, the editorial Acccrdir. to the lawsuit, the property was never Livclvcd in a Cre and the loan vro not crdya proper cne, but still exists. DeCamp's suit claims that The allele clearly implies inrurcr.ee fraud, abuse of Sen. DeCamp's position as chairman cfthe Banking Com mittee to obtain an improper loan from a Nebraska banldr.3 institution, end arson as method cf paying eff the loan." Same property that did burn had no bin cr financing from Omaha National Essie, the The editorial said, cnce a small-town banker efTered Johnny a couple hundred bucks for Law malda services . . . but the amount involved pales in ccmparaion to Johnny's O-cotten collection of Kruerrcnds and erotic fish." The lawsuit said a detailed investigation shoved that DeCamp pro perly reported the bribery, which involved thousands cf dollars cSTered by a banker to gain DcCarrp parked a an cn the Ctate Capitcl's lzm. No euch ctr.t occurred, BcCartp ecid. Cterrart said the Sun's attorney received a notice cf the libel suit fcet Friday. Ctewart said the attorney hacnt had a chance to review the information ceciiled iTith the suit and it will be a week to 10 d:.ys before: the-Cuh newspapers can prepare a t4tCAient. ; ' """Tr"""'"7"! j j( "" ' 1 . 'v ' , . S. '' - ; J - " - '.- .... J . Wo heer v.:x :. V.'h;n yen ray y-ii need h:!p f'ttr.3 cSas, work end ct!..r -ccrr.mltx:r.ts into your echedub, v.j The f.Iov,i.-2 incidents were reported to the UXL Felice Department between l aura. e.rd H p.n, l:C3 am Disturbance reported at Harper Hall The cr 2 w3 turned ever to the CTcc cfUnhxrclty 2:25 a.m. Four trespassers reported at Lleraor id Stadium. They were cor.a when c Ulcers arrived. B:13 a.m. Two hcrees reported running loose at S3rd and Hurtbton streets. OHIcers returned tlicm to the rodeo 0-ounds cn Eczt Campus. -. ' 37 a.m. I'cdical emergency reported at the Cece cf Business Adir.irtration. Perscn was taken to the Ccllce cf Dusinees Administration. Fen: on was taken to a local hospital; nature cf emorfcncy was rot released. 101.3 a.ra. Fire alarm reported sounding at the Plant Science Kail cn East Campus, pessliy due to a 12;C3 p.ra. Parking permit reported stolen from a vehicle in Parkins Area 5 at 1125 11 ICth St 2:03 p.rx PcrMns permit reported stolen from -a car parked near the Couth Stadium. 2:37 p.m. Hit-and-run accident reported near poking Area 1 0 north cf Abel Hell Owner reported finding the trunk area of his car damsd. Esti mated damans b 1200. 3:16 p.m. Car-motorQxle accident reported at U Street between ICth and ICth streets. Minor injur ies reported. 7:57 p.m. Wallet reported stolen from Abel HalL About S27 was lost 8:11 p.m. Trespasser reported at Abel HalL OfT.cers contacted and escorted the person from 10:15 p.m. Loud stereo reported at 1513 S St Police contacted fraternity house Gears and the stereo was turned down. 10:42 p.m. Narcotics instigation reported at Abel HalL Police served a search warrant and arrested two people for possession of a controlled substance. They will be arraigned Nov. 15. '.10:43 p.m. Disturbance reported at Abel HalL Person was reportedly throwing a knife at a doer. 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