Landmark Supreme Court Decisions Define Civil Rights History
A look at five landmark Supreme Court rulings shows how civil rights evolved from Dred Scott to 1954 and beyond. The piece traces 1883, 1896, 1954 and a 1964 commerce clause ruling, with notes on later civil rights acts and political context in Minnesota tax debate. It also reports a fog tragedy in Britain.
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Farmers Coop Fire Stokes $250,000 Loss in Iowa
Freeman Faber estimates the Tuesday fire at the Farmers Cooperative Grain Elevator in Iowa gutted the building and contents, with damage around 250000 dollars. In Cedar Rapids, Russell Osmundson received a suspended six month sentence and one year probation for filing a fraudulent tax withholding certificate with Nieman Construction Co. in Sumner. Mystic voters approve public water system 279 to 26, backed by federal revenue bonds of 134000 and general obligation bonds of 25000. Saskatchewan endures severe blizzard with at least two deaths, 30 below temperatures, winds to 70 mph, schools closed and travel halted.
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