High court halts unannounced OSHA inspections nationwide
The Supreme Court ruled 9 to 3 that unannounced workplace inspections by OSHA require warrants, striking down a 1970 law provision. The decision limits warrantless searches, balancing administrative needs with the Fourth Amendment. Justice White outlined that administrative probable cause differs from criminal standards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Occupational Safety and Health Administration
Byron R. White
OSHA
Labor
Ray Marshall
White
Ruling on OSHA warrants sparks mixed views from manufacturers
Business leaders warn the Supreme Court decision limiting warrantless OSHA inspections is a mixed blessing. They say inspections may now require warrants and probable cause, reducing fishing expeditions but potentially delaying safety enforcement and workers’ protections.
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OSHA
Bingham
Marshall
White
Warren E. Burger
Potter Stewart
Thurgood Marshall
Lewis F Powell
John Paul Stevens
William H. Rehnquist
Harry A. Blackmun
William J. Brennan Jr
Teaaers
U.S. Supreme Court
Occupational Safety and Health Administration
Forrest Rettgers
National Association of Manufacturers
Raymond Boylston
American Textile Manufacturers Institute
Supreme Court
Death notices mingle with community obituaries in Anderson area
Multiple death notices from Anderson and nearby towns report the passing of Anne Samuels 83 of Rt 5 Anderson at an Alexandria nursing home. Also listed are Maurice Newhart 82 Frankton Eva Harper 59 Sharpsville Mattie Bolander 88 Fortville Thomas Harmeson 82 Indianapolis and Bernara W Hartup 86 Fortville with funeral details, survivors, and burial plans. Additional births noted include two boys born to Kimothy Gray and Samuel Wable.
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Anne Samuels
Anderson
Alexandria
Frankton
Alvin Coval
Gorman Pritchett
Maurice Newhart Frankton
Maurice
Newhart
Rt. 1
Lafayette
Clinton County
Janice Newhart
Indianapolis
Goodwin Funeral Home
Frankfort
Bunnell Cemetery
Eva Harper
Gilbert
Genevieve) Thomas
Eva
Elizabeth Harper
Sharpsville
Methodist Hospital
Warner-Boyer Funeral Home
Mattie Bolander
Fortvil
Fortville
Hancock County
Stuart
Floyd Bolander
Marthellen Hogue
Mulberry
Rena Taylor
Grand Rapids
Mich
Isabelle Beaver
Fisher Funeral Home
Charles Alstott
Sary
Bernara W. Hartup
American Legion
Earl Slaughter
Mendon Cemetery
Memorial Park Cemetery dedication planned for Memorial Day
A permanent memorial above will be dedicated Monday in public Memorial Day services at Memorial Park Cemetery alongside similar remembrances at area cemeteries. A committee chaired by Wally Norris has raised funds over the past year from veterans groups, patriotic and fraternal organizations, and individual donors for the memorial tablet and additional tablets in the region.
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Memorial Park Cemetery
Wally Norris
Funeral Notices for Several Residents Listed
Funeral services are scheduled for William Foley at 10:30 a.m. Thursday at Harold E Rozelle Funeral Home. Mary Kiphart at 10:30 a.m. Thursday at Brown and Buzz Fi. Robe at 10 a.m. Thursday at Rowe and Weston Funeral Home. Rev. E. H. Tharp at 10 a.m. today at South Meridian Church of God. Lyst Reynolds at 10 a.m. today at Baker Brothers ral Home. Edward Wilwe at 10:30 a.m. today at Dunnichay Funeral Home in Elwood.
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William Foley
Harold E Rozelle
Mary Kiphart
Brown and
Buzz Fi Robe
Rowe and Weston Funeral Home
E. H. Tharp
South Meridian Church of God
Lyst Reynolds
Baker Brothers Ral
Edward Wilwe
Dunnichay Funeral Home
Elwood
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High Court
Uncle Sam
Preme Court
Labor Department
Eula Bingham
Bib Deantas
Par
Mark Ports
Labor Departments
Aflcio
United Auto Workers
Douglas Fraser
Samuel
Movindiar
Sore Saan
Momopa
The
Cancer Fund
Thomas Harmeson
Thomas J. Harmeson
Solar Lodge
F&am
Harry Moore
Arlington Chapel
Bernard Hartup
Mma
Absenn
Kimothy Uray
Fifth St
Samuel Wable
Elder St
Mduid
BERNE
Stanley
DIXIE
Williams
Spring Air
Pullman
Stiffel
Pontiac
Glabman
Mersman Weiman
McDonald’s
Clell Lawn & Patio
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