Court OKs State Aid to Church Colleges in Maryland
Supreme Court by 5 to 4 upholds Maryland program giving state funds to private colleges and universities with secular purpose and limited religious impact. Justices stress audits and nonsectarian goals, while noting three Catholic institutions benefit and dissenters warn of entanglement.
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Supreme Court
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Baltimore
Notre Dame and
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Emmitsburg
Out
Byron White
William Rehnquist
William Bryan
Thurgood Marshall
Tower Court
Albert Bryan
Alexandria
Potter Stewart
John Tryil
Stevens
Jerry Sue Smith
Lawa
Smith
ALA
Towa
Iowa
Italians vote after two days as ballots open
Italians completed two days of parliamentary voting and began counting ballots to decide if the Communist party gains backing to join government. Polls projected a Christian Democrat lead at 34.1 percent vs 33.2 for the Communists.
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Communist Party
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Doxa
U.S
Gallup
Christian Democrats
Detroit Madam Says Politicians Traded Sex With Mob Figures
Southfield woman Lole Herman alleges Michigan officials paid for sex and entertained organized crime figures at a Detroit bordello. Kelley and Dingell deny involvement. Police probe joins claims of a retail owner procuring services and a party attended by Mafia figures. The case includes a raid leading to charges against Herman.
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Southfield
Michigan
Lole Herman
Detroit News
Frank Kelley
John Dingell
Herma
Kelley
The
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Arab peace keeping troops arrive in Beirut to halt civil war
About 1,000 Arab peacekeeping troops reached Beirut to reopen the airport and enforce a cease-fire. Syrian, Libyan, and Palestinian forces move to form buffer zones as clashes continue around Beirut and surrounding areas. The mission follows a naval evacuation of 263 Westerners in an operation labeled Town Primary.
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Beirut
Lebanon
Swany
Mostiay
TIS
Mando
Damascus
Bastalions
Bel- Plouxe Ten
Massachusetts State Employees Strike Over Wages
Massachusetts state workers including guards and welfare staff walked off in a broad wage dispute. Governor Dukakis sought an injunction to end the strike affecting about 50 010 of 65 000 workers. Picket lines formed at state offices prisons hospitals and welfare facilities across the state.
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Boston
Slaw
Massachusetts
Michael Dukakis
Dukakis
Dowens
Plagab
Concord
Mne
Bashan
Thy Alliance
Statc
State Labor Relations Conision
Explosion of Gun Evidence in Federal Murder Trial
Testimony by weapon expert Evan Hodge Monday centers on gun use at the Pine Ridge scene as prosecutors press to tie specific firearms to the killing of FBI agents Ronald Williams and Jack Coler. Defense seeks to contest ownership and linkage of seized weapons to the crime.
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Dar Rapiis
Dorelle Butler
Rubyett Robideau
FBI
Ronald Williams
Jack Coler
South
Feles
Evan Hodge
Resigning 15th District Senate Seat Shifts State Politics
State Sen. Savern of Cedar Rapids resigns from the 15th District seat effective Sept. 1 citing family needs and heavy full-time legislative duties. As president of Nesper Sign Co., he criticizes a full-time legislature and urges reevaluation of citizen lawmaking, noting the erosion of middle-class representatives and impact on government.
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Steve Savern
D-Mariat
Lews
Atorgy
General Assembly
Tme
Rome
Des Muines
Severn
Cessar Rapids
Hiawatha
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