Hearst sentencing possible under Youthful Offender Act
U S attorney James L Browning Jr says nationwide interest in Patricia Hearst case continues with invitations to speak after her conviction for bank robbery. He may recommend a four year term with time served, potentially up to six under Youthful Offender Act.
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Marines discuss pugil stick beating in fatal drill instructor case
In San Diego AP report, Robert Evans testifies that McClure was punched when down during a pugil stick exercise. Six recruits fought McClure as part of the training, leading to his fatal injuries and the ongoing general court martial of a former drill instructor.
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Tyt_ Lynn McClure
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Supreme Court backs firing of legally striking teachers
The Supreme Court ruled 6 0 1 that school boards may dismiss teachers who strike during contract negotiations. The decision reversed Wisconsin's ruling in the Hortonville case, holding the board's involvement does not destroy due process. Dissenters urged returning the case to state court for potential due process concerns.
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House votes to approve 105.6 billion defense bill in late night session
The House passed a 105.6 billion defense appropriation by a 301 to 053 vote, rejecting a Senate proposal to delay Bl bombers decision until after the next president. The bill cuts about 12 billion from Ford's requests, preserves BI development and Trident plans, and faces Senate action.
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Burlison
Ronald Reagan
Robert L. F. Sikes
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Supreme Court Actions Highlight Wildlife, Taxes, and Regulators
The court upheld a federal act protecting wild horses on public lands, ruled Presidents Nixon and Ford acted within authority on import fees, refused to hear four Eastern states on commuter taxes, allowed ICC say in railroad spending with rate increases, and found a Puerto Rican licensing law for engineers unconstitutional.
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Ford
U.S. Court of Appeals
Crime Rates Shift Across Cities Reflect FBI Findings
FBI data show overall crime nationwide up 4 percent in January to March vs 1975, with a 14 percent rise in larcenies across cities and suburbs. Violent crimes mostly fell in many areas as Washington D C reported declines in murders and robberies though slight upticks occurred in murders. Visitors at the White House were arrested for carrying guns amid concerns over city crime.
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