Supreme Court lean right in two year record analysis
Washington officials discuss a shift in the Supreme Court toward conservatism over two years. Justices Douglas Brennan Marshall Blackmun Stewart and White shaped key 4-5 decisions, while Burger’s alignment influenced criminal law and desegregation rulings. Mills signals eventual health insurance legislation and stresses shared costs between government and employers.
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Anderson Herald
Supreme Court
Washington
Paris
Willa
Douglas
Brennan
William J” 'Brenings
Marshall
International Airlines
Thurgood Marshall
Edward ‘M._Kennedy
Warren E
Orly
Burger
Nixon
Pan Ameri
St. Paul
Mills
Social Security
Hugo
V. Black
John M. Harlan
Sr Stewart
Byron R
Harlan
Stewart
Judge Denies Dismissal Of Henderson Charges At Hearings
Judge Wondolowski refused to dismiss one of four charges against Col Oran Henderson amid military court proceedings relating to the My Lai massacre. Defense contends the reporting regulation is unconstitutional and urged hearings on compulsory detector tests and evidence. Trial resumption set for July 28 with broader motions to be filed, including alleged undue command influence and advisement of Henderson before the Pentagon inquiry.
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Meade
Oran
Henderson
Peter
Wondowsk
Viccam
Wondolowski
Ntter
Henry Titblat
Pentagon
Wondolawsit
William R. Peers
Tadianapolis
My Lai
Cope
Ernest Medina
Charley
Wiliam L. Calley Jr
Charley Company
Indiana Reclamation Funds Release Sparks Limitation
Washington AP reports Indiana received only 150000 of the early 67 million Congressional allocations for Corps of Engineers and reclamation projects. Of the Indiana share, 50000 is for Greenfield Bayou Levee construction while Big Pine Lake and Clifty Creek Lake projects each receive 8000 thousand. Big Pine covers 470 acres at flood times and stretches 47 to 142 miles in length.
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Washington
Indiana
White House
Corps of Engineers
Bayou
Big Pine Lake
Clifty Creek
Big Pine
Warren
Local Red Cross Plans Food Shipments to Prisoners
The Red Cross will send food packages to U.S. prisoners every other month via next of kin. An authorization card is required at mailing. The program began early and has already mailed about 500 packs to date.
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Red Cross
Tert Vidor Verment
U.S
Carnaia
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