Washington Today Private Justice Amid Center Of Controversy
The article discusses Chief Justice Burger facing a high profile controversy during a trip to New Orleans for the ABA convention. It details reactions from ABA officials and lawyers, notes calls for stricter ethics, and highlights Burger's stance that his private life should not fuel public questioning while acknowledging tensions within the legal community.
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Light Side Story Mixes Raucous Tale and Snow Tragedy
A chaotic narrative blends a strange crime tale with a dog buried under snow in Ranku en Mass. A Chinese Pinginese named Fufu is rescued after a plow accident. The Cassette family searches for the pet amid heavy snowfall and shifting emotions.
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Submarine Retirement Marks End of Nuclear Era Milestone
Historic submarine retirement ends a chapter in naval history. The vessel, once hailed for speed and depth, was surpassed by modern tech and high maintenance costs. Officials note propulsion and signaling upgrades reduced reliability, leading to retirement after decades of service. The event follows a May 1958 milestone voyage to Puerto, underscoring the shift to newer systems. The decision was announced by Navy leadership, with observers noting the impact on fleet capabilities and historical significance.
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Southern rise prompts Dallas study on relocation trends
A Dallas study led by Dr. David Rees for the Nation Science Foundation examines how Northern defections and Go-Value efforts influence regional growth. From 1960 to 1975 the Dallas SMSA saw 487 relocations within the area, with a majority from within the region. results suggest Southern expansion relies on internal growth, acquisitions, and new firms rather than reliance on the Northeast.
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Bond Rating Helps CV Sell $5.7 Million in School Bonds
Channelview officials report a favorable bond rating saving about $200,000 as they sell $5.7 million in bonds to renovate existing schools and construct a new elementary, Ischool. Interest set at 6.14 percent, last sale in 1971 at 5.68 percent. Architects begin planning June with projects including DeZavala cafeteria, Cobb chemistry additions, district clinic renovation, and a new PAE and Schovtiler facility. The proposed elementary, costing over $2.5 million, will serve about 800 students.
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