Editorial on strict construction and Supreme Court roles
The piece argues that strict construction is debated in the Nixon era with two Supreme Court vacancies. Hugo Black’s liberal view complicates strict construction claims. Scholars like Philip B. Kurland say constitutional provisions resist dictionary definitions. The court’s duty is protecting individuals against federal power, not narrow construction.
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Nixon
Hugo Black
Philip B. Kurland
University of Chicago
Supreme Court
Kurland
Backlash Over Leaded Gasoline And Unleaded Push
The piece questions government reversals on detergents and applies the debate to leaded versus unleaded fuels. It notes industry hype, consumer caution, and predicts widespread shift toward low pollution engines by 1972, while warning about possible engine concerns and market hysteria.
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Petroleum
Oil Company
Business Week
Judge’s tough rule sobers drunk drivers in Minneapolis court
In Hennepin County Minnesota Judge David Leslie shifted drunk driving cases to the Workhouse with up to 300 dollar fines and 90 day jail terms. The program aims to rehabilitate offenders with probation support and flexible sentencing while launching a county wide Alcohol Safety Action Project with testing vans and counseling.
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Minneapolis, Minn
David Leslie
Hennepin County
Leslie
Iron Range
U.S. Department of Transportation
Minneapolis
Eness
Minnesota
McGovern campaign in Minnesota vows positive tone for delegates
McGovern aides say the Minnesota effort will avoid a hate Humphrey tactic as he campaigns for delegates. Forrest Harris notes early momentum, mentions caucus Feb. 22, and McCarthy’s and Humphrey’s ongoing contests. McGovern urges amnesty for draft resisters and opposes Earl Butz for farm secretary.
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Forrest Harris
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McGovern
Minnesota
Hubert H. Humphrey
Jefferson Forum
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Eugene J. McCarthy
Humphrey
Old Days Not Pollution Free Yet Says Settlers
In a discussion on pollution, residents including Charles Godfrey and Bruce Brown note that historic streams ran yellow from animal waste and forests burned straw. Experts like Eugene Guccione defend progress, while calls for public awareness and individual action persist to curb waste and litter.
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Richard D. Schein
Pennsylvania State University
Charles Godfrey
Itasca County
Grand Rapids
Winnibigoshish
International Falls
Godfrey
U.S. Steel
Northwest Paper Co
Twin Cities
Bruce Brown
Cloquet
Regional Sewage Commission
Eugene Guccione
America
Brown
St. Louis
Devaluation of dollar would have limited impact here
American shoppers would feel little direct effect from dollar devaluation, economists say. In Rome talks, Group of Ten discussed gold price moves and currency revaluation, with the US resisting drastic changes while noting potential long term gains for jobs and export competitiveness.
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Rome
Group of Ten
Washington
United States
U.S
West Germany
Japan
Gifts columnist doesn’t want for Christmas Hal Boyle
New York AP columnist Hal Boyle urges readers not to send odd gifts such as adenoids, Texas deeds, two tropical birds, or a cobrakin necktie. He notes the best gift is a kind word and humorously recounts discarding unwanted items.
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