Court Won't Hear Case Involving Arrests Warrants
The Supreme Court refused to hear California prosecutors’ appeal to expand police authority to arrest without warrants at a home. The decision limits Fourth Amendment challenges and outlines guidance for closing arguments in death penalty cases.
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Minor Candidate Protesting Carter Draws Protest Calls
New York AP Lyndon LaRouche Jr of the US Labor party bought 95 000 of election eve TV time accusing Carter of bent on nuclear war. His speech drew hundreds of protest calls after NBC reversed and FCC ordered equal time sharing with Carter. LaRouche said Democrats should vote for him and then regroup.
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Korean Foundation Heads Refuse Comment on Charge
Officials of the Korean Cultural and Freedom Foundation decline to comment on allegations that only 8 percent of 1.3 million dollars raised in 1975 reached charitable work in New York City. Auditors questioned about 127 thousand dollars possibly spent on programs and 122 thousand confirmed as CRF expenditures.
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Miami Ends Long Bureaucratic War With Buzzards on Courthouse
Miami abandons the 50 year effort to deter vultures that roost atop the 26 story Dadc County Courthouse. Building supervisor Sam Griffith said cleanup of shed feathers is needed to prevent drains from clogging and noted the birds pose no real harm and draw tour group interest. The birds began roosting after the courthouse was built and caused minor water damage in 1972.
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Salt valued as precious in 12th century Africa trade
National Geographic notes that ancient African traders prized salt highly, reportedly exchanging it for about twice its weight in gold or other goods, highlighting salt’s vital role in medieval commerce.
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AP Says Electoral Vote Too Close To Call
The AP final survey shows Carter leading in 15 states and DC with 210 electoral votes while Ford leads in 11 states totaling 9. Toss ups total 24 states and 237 votes. Carter’s edge and popular vote lead have diminished since last week.
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