Nixon court majority reshapes Supreme Court influence
The 1972 73 term marks Nixon appointees Burger Blackmun Powell and Rehnquist consolidating a new majority. They narrowed liberal positions on one man one vote, women rights, criminal procedure, and obscenity while dividing on abortion and state aid to parochial schools. The term ends with pending school desegregation questions and a Detroit case heading to October.
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Greene Donates All Profits From Little Richard Record
Record producer Charles Greene announced that all profits from Greene Mountain Records current Little Richard release In the Middle of the Night and all royalties to the artist and publisher will be donated to tornado victims. Funds will go to public service agencies in 12 states Alabama Arkansas Florida Georgia Virginia Kansas Tennessee Mississippi Michigan North Carolina Oklahoma and Texas.
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