Marijuana Decriminalization vs Alcohol Laws Reflected in Court Rulings
The piece contrasts how jail threats create a shield against drug consequences and notes California rulings placing bartender liability for patron injuries. It questions whether private hosts could face similar responsibility, arguing courts underestimate personal responsibility amid debates on marijuana decriminalization and public safety.
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California Supreme Court
California Superior Court
Superior Court
Cambodian Border Raids Reported by Khmer Rouge
About 200 Cambodian soldiers raid three Thai border villages while residents slept. Communists burn homes and food stores. Eight men, eleven women and eleven children found dead near their homes. The report cites Associated Press details amid broader regional violence.
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Associated Press
Rising Paid Holidays and Holiday Pay Rates Spread
The text notes more frequent holidays after Thanksgiving with the largest count at 15. It reports employers offering five or more paid holidays annually and over half giving at least ten. It also mentions double time and a half for holiday work becoming common, with plans to extend this in the next year.
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Open Letter to Teenagers Urges Self-Reliance and Action
A public open letter challenges teens to stop complaining and take initiative. It urges home chores, personal growth, community help, and self-improvement as the path to responsible adulthood. It stresses that adults and society owe nothing for entertainment or recreation, urging maturity and duty.
Supreme Court Ruling on Suburban Housing Rights
The court declared that white suburbs cannot conspire to exclude Black residents. If a suburb keeps out Black residents, a federal judge can order permission for low income public housing. The ruling aims to protect Black residents' right to move to better neighborhoods.
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U.S. Supreme Court
Supreme Court
Supreme Court ruling limits on low income housing power
The January decision says white communities can block low income public housing if no racial bias is shown. It warns equal rights end where local rules limit access. The text links ongoing black white strife to municipal bankruptcy, noting the shift from streets to courts and continued city drains.
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Cook County Bar Assn
CBA
Arlington Heights
Morality in Business and the Call for Ethics Boards
The text argues that morality cannot be fixed by corporate reforms alone and cautions against relying on organizational changes. It cites Mr Blumenthal and Mr Harrigan, noting calls for a national ethics board to monitor corporate behavior and draft ethics codes to address challenging questions.
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Washington
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Chile
Philippines
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Barbs By Phil Pastoret
Barbs by Phil Pastoret provide quick quips about cars and style and a playful jab at February weather and hustle. The piece mixes humor on rear engine cars with light social banter and fashion notes.
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Corl Ce 2213 Diasen Nashington Notice
Fragmented OCR text lists addresses in Washington with postal codes 20310 and 20515. No clear event or action statement available. Provides only location fragments for potential public notices or correspondence.
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Diasen Nashington
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