Editorials' Powerless: Delaware County Faces Limits
Catherine Coyle of Colwyn complains about unsanitary conditions and air pollution from a Darby Township landfill. County leaders deny authority to act, despite 2-A status and higher wages, provoking questions about home rule and how funds are used.
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Catherine Coyle
Colwyn
Delaware County
Darby Township
Frank M. Snear Jr
Harry A. McNichol
McNichol
Snear
Clarence D. Bell
Upland
R. Lawrence Coughlin
Radner
Declare War on Drugs Debate in Delaware County
A Sharon Hill resident challenges Judge Reed and local leaders over drug abuse tactics. The letter urges parental and community involvement, urges county leaders to mobilize against teen drug use, and cites voter independence and progress in Delaware County.
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Howard Reed
Sharon ‘Hill
Reed
James Buckley
GUR
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Delaware County
Burger Nomination Reassures Senators and Public
Practical humanist Chief Justice nominee Warren E Burger gains support from Southern Democrats and Northern Republicans, with liberals offering little opposition. His record on law and order and rehabilitation shapes expectations for a calm Senate vote and a nuanced Supreme Court philosophy.
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Nixon
Warren E. Burger
United States
South
Burger
U.S. Court of Appeals
District of Columbia
Senate Judiciary Committee
Supreme Court
Burger Court
Warren Court
Judge Burger
Warren Burger Sways History With Warren’s Quiet Legacy
The piece contrasts Chief Justice Earl Warren’s court with his successor Warren Burger and Nixon era politics. It notes Warren’s strict constructionist reputation yet highlights his court’s landmark rulings. It credits Warren with unifying the Court in Brown v Board and Baker v Carr, shaping due process and equal protection.
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Earl Warren
Warren Burger
Nixon
Lyndon Johnson
Warren
Warren Court
Abe Fortas
Wolfson Foundation
Baker
Carr
Brown
Board of Education
Fortas
Expensive Drug Testing Machine Sought by Local Center
Dr Leonard P Rosen declares need for a chromatograph to analyze patient urine for drugs. Crozer Chester Medical Center Auxiliary raised funds but internal lab issues block purchase while experts advocate forensic toxicology involvement.
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Isue
The
Daily Times
Leonard P. Rosen
Crozer-Chester Medical Center
Lower courts mired in politics
Nixon wants Supreme Court nominations free of politics but accepts political processes for lower federal courts. Senators wield veto power over federal judgeships, and advance clearance from home states is expected for nominees. The ABA may be a formality. true test is political acceptability, with Democratic lawyers awaiting their turn.
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Ripon College
Supreme Court
Burger
Nixon
GOP
Rogers C. B. Morton
Morton
White House
Mackinnon
Minnesota
Washington
William P. Rogers
U.S
Appeals Court
Senate
American Bar Association
Committee On
Federal Judiciary
ABA
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