Supreme Court shifts toward conservatism in 1972 73 term
The Supreme Court moved toward a more conservative posture with the 1972 73 term, yet remained unpredictably independent on core social issues. Landmark rulings covered abortion limits, obscenity standards, education funding, and environmental and criminal law matters as four Nixon appointees formed a bloc with Burger Blackmun Powell Rehnquist, while liberals Brennan Marshall and Douglas often dissented.
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Louis F. Powell Jr
Rehnquist
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William J. Brennan Jr
Thurgood Marshall
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Potter Stewart
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Biddeford Girl Scout Miss Barbara Scott Earns Double Posts
Barbara Scott of Biddeford a Senior Girl Scout in Troop 245 is named one of two girl members on the Kennebec Council board of directors and becomes recording secretary of the Girl Scout Senior Planning Board. She is a Biddeford High School junior. Donna Abraham Thalie Oakes and Margaret Weaver also newly elected.
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Biddeford
Howard L. Wentworth, Jr
Portland
Kennebec Girl Scout Council
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Kennebec Council Board of
Maine
Miss Scott
Girl Scout
Biddeford High School
Donna Abraham
South Portland
Thalie Oakes
Falmouth
Margaret Weaver
York
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