Supreme Court spat over due process sparks constitutional debate
The text contrasts Chief Justice Burger and Justice Black railing against a 6 3 ruling that requires a hearing before welfare benefits are cut. It argues lawmakers should follow constitutional language, not sentiment, notes misgivings about how rulings mirror individual judges and cites Nixon delaying draft end plans due to defense manpower and cost concerns.
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Supreme Court
Warren E. Burger
Hugo L. Black
Burger
Black
Justice Black
High Court
4 Billion Volunteer Army Draws Mixed Reactions
A column outlines uncertainty over volunteer enlistment and a persistent draft, noting hopes for housing and the dream of no KP. It links Senator George Murphy with tax tensions and Technicolor mail fraud indictments, plus shifts in the Congressional Directory and a wary post for postal inspectors amid a mail strike.
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White House
Technicolor
Connecticut
The Easter Story Part III A Passion Narrative
The account chronicles Jesus’s betrayal by Judas in Gethsemane and his arrest. Sanhedrin trial at Caiaphas, Peter’s denial, and Pilate’s interrogation lead to Jesus condemned to death. He carries the cross to Golgotha and dies, then is placed in a tomb as followers mourn, yet believers deem death a victory of love.
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Jesus
Garden
Gethsemane
Judas
Peter
Annas
Caiaphas
God
John
Sanhedrin
Antonia
Pontius Pilate
Golgotha
Grass Roots Opinion urges informed voting across levels
In Hyannis Massachusetts the Patriot quotes a call for citizens to study economic educational and social issues and to weigh them carefully. It argues the nation’s future rests on voters choosing candidates who stand for sound government at national state and local levels.
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Hyannis, Mass
Opening of Jackson's Floral Gardens in Corry
It Happened In Corry reports the March 27 opening day of Jackson's Floral Gardens at 318 East Columbus Avenue drawing wi residents and nearby communities for a day-long event. The piece notes a 10th birthday party for Mabel Aldrich, a surprise party for teacher Mrs. Steven Brooks, and a birth announced at Corry Hospital, alongside local employment changes and newspaper masthead details.
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Jackson’s
East Columbus Avenue
Corry
Steven Brooks
Concord
Brooks
William Zafiropulos
Union City
Corry Hospital
Irving Trust Sparks Bank Rate Cut Debate Across Industry
The Bank of America backed Irving Trust Co's surprise 8.5 to 8 percent prime-rate cut, prompting mixed reactions as banks questioned timing while citing lending demand. Irving’s move, said to cushion recessionary trends, drew scrutiny from rivals who feared premature easing. Bank of America's stance helped stabilize the shift amid political and policy pressures.
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Bank of America
Irving Trust Co
Irving
George Murphy
Nixon
Irving Trust
Murphy
Federal Reserve
A. W
Tom’ Clausen
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