Nixon Still Has Chance After Two Court Losses
Former President Nixon, despite an 0-2 record in major Supreme Court battles, retains at least one additional opportunity to win a case before the justices. The article notes pending action after recent losses.
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Amin Declared New Title By Uganda Defense Council
Uganda's defense council chaired by President Idi Amin granted him a new title amid celebrations of the so called conquest of Britons in Uganda. The move follows Britain's decision to pull its diplomats from Uganda and sever ties at the British interests section in Kampala.
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Menya Lap
Uganda
Cadie
Idi Amin
Africa
Defense Council
Amin
Heradin
Kampala
Nixon tapes may stay closed for years after Supreme Court ruling
The Supreme Court upheld the constitutionality of Congress action to seize Nixon materials but left ownership unresolved. Regulators face delays and court fights over access and compensation, with a 3 year screening plan and possible public listening only after lengthy litigation and regulatory hurdles.
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Nixon
White House
Congress
Washington
Alty
John Mitchelt
HA. Haldeman
John D. Ehrlichman
Public Television
News Directors Association
U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
Supreme Court
Richard M. Nixon
U.S. Court of Claims
General Services Administration
Capitol Ill
James Rhoads
United States
House
Senate
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