Supreme Court Extends Due Process to Student Suspensions
Editorial notes a 5-4 Supreme Court ruling that students facing suspension of up to ten days must receive notice and a hearing to present their side of the story. Immediate removal is allowed if danger or disruption exists, with notice to follow as soon as practicable. The decision aims to curb arbitrary suspensions and aligns with privacy protections for student records.
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U.S. Supreme Court
Ohio
Washington Scene Power shifts In House
Washington scene notes power shifts in the House as reforms curb veteran committee chairs. The Steering and Policy Committee reshaped control away from chairs toward party leadership, signaling a new balance to push liberal priorities. The upheaval challenges Ford administration expectations and raises prospects for more aligned legislation.
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William V. Shannon
Washington
Congress
House
Richard Bolling
Dmd
Bolling
House of Pin
Joseph Cannon
House Democrats
House Rules Committee
Goldwater
House Democratic Caucus
Steerin and Policy
Portant
Wright Patman
Texas
Wayne Hays
Ohio
Edward Hebert
Louisiana
Armed Services
Bob Poage
Hebert
Poage
Patman
Hays
Virginia
Howard Smith
Georgia
Carl Vinson
Arkansas
Wilbur Mills
Dukes of Burgundy
France
Ford
Nixon
Eisenhower
Senate
New York Times
Biddeford Lace Journal Editors and Publishers Listed
The Biddeford Lace Journal notes W. E. Foster 1881 1963 Alta W. Foster B F C. Whitehouse W. Paul Casavant publisher Charles C. Sutton managing editor Gladys M. Whitehouse president and treasurer in an official masthead.
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Biddeford-Lace Journal
Wm. E. Foster
Alta W. Foster
B.F.C. Whitehouse
W. Paul Casavant
Charles C. Sutton
Gladys M. Whitehouse
Longley’s governance seen as businesslike shock to Maine
Maryline White analyzes Governor James Longley as a blunt problem-solving executive driving efficiency. The piece compares his style to a corporate turnaround, noting tough constraints, staff reshuffles, and a need for legislative give and take to avoid disaster while guiding state operations.
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Maryline White
James Longley
Longley
Tax case fix alleged with million payoff in New Latin Casino saga
Investigative report claims a $1 million payoff sought to fix a $100 million tax case against the New Latin Casino of Cherry Hill New Jersey a 2000 seat theater restaurant famed as the showplace of the world Mafia links alleged to influence IRS officials and a federal judge Details describe confidential memos and statements from witnesses amid claims the case was fixed and later settled for $2.7 million while criminal charges were dropped
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Les Whitten
Washington
Internal Revenue
New Latin Casino
Cherry Hill
N.J
Justice Department
Angelo Bruno
Senate
Philadelphia
Internal Revenue Service
Nixon
IRS
New Latin
FBI
John Devonshire
Devonshire
William J. Hulihan
Internal Revenue Internal Security
Hulihan
Kissinger Food Aid Debate Tests Press Versus Politics
On Bill Moyers Journal Kissinger defends food aid as humanitarian while critics argue political use. The piece analyzes Title I and II programs, amounts, and shifts toward Cambodia India Bangladesh Pakistan Korea Egypt Chile Indonesia Vietnam on aid totals and Congressional constraints. Moyers’ questioning highlights journalistic limits against political power.
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Anthony Lewis
Boston
Bill Moyer
State Kissinger
Moyers
Kissinger
U.S
United Nations
Guinea
Sudan
Sri Lanka
Pakistan
Bangladesh
Camda
Cambodia
United States
Thailand
Israel
Jordan
Iran
South Vietnam
Congress
India
South Korea
Chile
Indonesia
Egypt
Henry Kissinger
The U N undoing and U S role in world affairs
Paul Harvey argues that the United Nations dilutes power of the U S and its allies as third world nations gain voting clout in the General Assembly. He criticizes UNESCO funding cuts and U S tolerance of a hostile world body, urging caution.
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Paul Harvey
United States
United Nations
U.N
Hubert Perey
D- Minn
Umphrey
League of Nations
U.S. Senate
Unesco
John Scali
General Assembly
U.N. General Assembly
Algeria
Abdul Aziz Bouteflika
Araqiru
Israel
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