OConnor rebukes Times over nine men remark
Supreme Court Justice Sandra Day O Connor writes to the New York Times protesting the phrase nine men as the court is not all male. She notes the court has not consisted of nine men for over two years and requests any contradictory information. In Grand Rapids a separate item covers Erma Bombeck agreeing to public service spots for children with learning disabilities.
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Supreme Court
Sandra Day O'Connor
The
New York Times
Supreme Vout
Scotus
Supreme Court of the United States
Grand Rapids, Mich
Erma Bombeck
Karen Kulikauskas
Michigan Association of Children and Adults With Learning Disabilities
Bombeck
Europe
Prince Edward plays first rugby match for Jesus College
In Cambridge Edward Prince of Wales, 19, started at wing forward for Jesus College in a 26 3 defeat by Trinity College He was described as fit but lacking aggression by captain Peter Higgins Amy Carter 15 said to be on track for future political involvement per a Scholastic interview with Barack Obama Roosevelt era not involved.
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Cambridge
England
Prince Edward
Queen Elizabeth
Cambridge University College
Jesus College
Trinity College
Edward
Peter Higgins
New York
Carter
Amy
Scholastic Magazine
Tanaka refuses to quit and triggers government crisis
Former Prime Minister Kakuei Tanaka refuses to resign from parliament after a bribery conviction, triggering a political crisis as the Liberal Democratic Party faces a possible dissolution and elections by year end. The opposition calls for resignation amid parliamentary disruption while Tanaka appeals his four-year prison sentence.
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Tokyo
Kakuei Tanaka
Tanaka
Lockheed Aircraft Corp
Japan
Liberal Democratic Party
Diet
Yasuhiro Nakasone
Nakasone
Japan Socialist Party
Liberal Democrats
Tokyo District Court
U.S
Time capsule uprooted over Polish joke book in Longmeadow
In Longmeadow Massachusetts workers uncovered two buried time capsules on the town green after Polish Americans demanded removal of a book of Polish jokes from the bicentennial cache. Leaders from Polish groups watched the exhumation and demanded action while officials said they would open the capsules with minimal ceremony.
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Longmeadow
Mass
Julie Strzempek
Three Rivers
Springfield
Joseph Kszepka
United Polish-American Organizations
Palmer
Eleanor Santos
Bicentennial Commission
Shultz denounces bickering reports in Evans Novak column
Secretary of State George Shultz complains through his spokesman about inaccurate gossip in a Rowland Evans and Robert Novak column. The piece alleged Shultz was unhappy with National Security Adviser William Clark and Deputy Robert McFarlane over Middle East diplomacy and Clark's Rome trip.
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George Shultz
Shultz
Rowland Evans
Robert Novak
William Clark
Clark
Middle East
Robert McFarlane
State Department
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Hughes
Evans
Associated Press
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McFarlane
Washington Post
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