Burger Critiques Congress Over Court Appeals System
The chief justice complains Congress does not consider the judiciary in lawmaking and targets the three judge federal district courts where direct Supreme Court appeals bypass the courts of appeals. He warns decisions hinge on justices' views and presidential nominations, likening law to Kansas weather.
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Warren Burger
U.S. Supreme Court
Congress
Legislative Branch
Supreme Court
Burger
Court of Appeals
Kansas
Kansas Women’s Prison Gets New Director At Lansing
Miriam D. Phillips leaves the Kansas Correctional Institute for Women in Lansing after 14 years. Inmates petitioned to keep her, praising her leadership as she retires at 67 beyond the state retirement age. Sally Halford succeeds her as director amid mixed feelings about the transition.
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Kansas
State Correctional Institute For Women At
Lansing
Women’s Penitentiary
Missouri
Miriam D. Phillips
Kansas tax structure hinders competition for new industry
Kansas taxes, especially local real and personal property levies, are cited as a handicap for attracting industry. The piece cites a Kansas State College analysis by Roland Loveless of Mid-America Inc forecasting higher tax liabilities for Kansas compared with Arkansas, Oklahoma, and Missouri, reducing prospective industrial prospects and causing losses to neighboring states.
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Kansas
Roland Loveless
Mid-America, Inc
Southeast Kansas Development Organization
Southeast Kansas and Economic Review
Kelce Center For Business and Economic Development
Kansas State College of Pittsburg
Loveless
Oklahoma
Missouri
Arkansas
Othe
Secrets in computers accessible to tappers
A declassified government report details how Navy scientists accessed a Univac 1108 computer system through a telephone, exposing top defense secrets and private data. They inserted trap doors and warned that large operating systems are easily penetrated at low cost, despite claims of security.
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Washington
Navy
White House
Arctic
Bernton
Newspaper Rates and Staff Credits at Local Paper
Fred M. Harris President F. M. Harris General Manager Keith Wright Managing Editor. Subscription rates listed for mail in trade territory, outside trade area, area towns with carrier delivery, Chanute boxholders, and Chanute carrier options. Tax details and UP News rights noted.
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Fred M. Harris
F. M
Mike) Harris
Keith Wright
Neosho, Allen, Wilson, and Woodson Co
Chanute
Washington watch on Kansas Tribune reports Carter backing
Washington items note Rep. Martha Keys endorses Jimmy Carter and predecessor William Roy also backs Carter. Kansas GOP members adopt wait and see stance on Ford Reagan race. Dole backs bee quarantine bill and a national food commission while opposing a broad FY 1977 jobs program.
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Martha Keys
Manhattan
Jimmy Carter
Keys
Georgia
House
William Roy
White House
Kansas
Republican House
Ford
California
Ronald Reagan
Bible Verse Reflection on Deliverance from Death
The excerpt quotes Psalms 56 verses 4 11 and 13, expressing confidence in God’s protection. It emphasizes delivering the soul from death and keeping feet from stumbling so the speaker may walk in life’s light.
Violence Kills Teamsters Organizer in New York Strike Clash
A Teamsters Local 810 organizer was killed and three men injured in a bloody confrontation with Ironworkers Local 455 outside Samson Industries in Queens. McGuire, 46, from Huntington, died nearby. Fernando Anon, an Ironworker, was critically wounded with a spine and ear wounds.
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United Press International
Teamsters
Struck Metals
New York City
Samson Industries
Queens
Teamsters Local 810
Ironworkers Local 455
Devereaux
Dave’ McGuire
Huntington
N.Y
Fernando Anon
Ironworkers
New York
National Association of Broadcast
NBC
Anheuser-Busch Inc
United Rubber Workers
Maine
Shelby Ohio town aims 1.6 million for new community center
Shelby Ohio residents fund raise without government aid or tax levies. In six weeks they gather more than 500000 in pledges as workers give up small daily sums and residents donate weekly from pocket money. Leaders sought grassroots support before requesting funds.
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Shelby
Ohio
UPI
Bob Reimsnyder
America
Valedictorian and Salutatorian Named At Honor Assembly
Idris Drury and Jane Brookhart were named high school valedictorian and salutatorian at the annual honor assembly marking the first top rankings awarded in several years. Fifty years ago in 1926 Dr. P B Darlington was elected worthy state president of the Fraternal Order of Eagles in Topeka.
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Idris Drury
Jane Brookhart
P. B. Darlington
Order of Eagles
Topeka
Italian bishops warn Catholics about perils of atheistic communism
In Rome the Vatican gathering of 200 bishops warned voters about atheistic communism and possible excommunication for Catholics running on the Communist ticket in the June 20 elections. Cardinal Antonio Poma led the session, denouncing Catholic figures who join the Communist slate and urging dissenters to consider church laws governing communion. The Christian Democrats face a major test from the West’s largest Communist party.
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Rome
UPI
Italy
Vatican Synod Hall
Antonio Poma
Poma
Raniero la Valle
Vatican
Communist Party
Aldo Moro
Christian Democrats
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Chee Tribune
Dial
N. Evergreen
United Press Internationa
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Audit Bureau of Circulations
Tee
Tribune
House Agriculture Committee
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R-Russell
U. S
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Dole
Brazil
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National Commission On Feed Costs
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