Government by the courts and the rise of judicial activism
Chief Justice Warren Burger warns at a Columbia ABA event that new substitutes for courtroom procedures are needed as private litigation rises. Critics say courts have become the primary lawmaker, reshaping prisons schools welfare and education, with elected officials outsourcing decisions to judges.
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Warren EB. Burger
United States
American Bar Association
Columbia Law School
Burger
John Marshall
Boston
Philip Kurland
University of Chicago
Harvard
Nathan Glazer
Donald Horowitz
Franklin GB. Walter
Ohio
Roger Cramton
Cornell Law School
Rather recalls a CBS election night shoe mix up
Dan Rather recalls landing in New York for CBS rehearsals and discovering he wore two different colored shoes a tan and a dark brown one. He faced CBS leaders including William Paley and Dick Salant. Paley’s reaction is described as having class, leaving Rather embarrassed but undetected.
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CBS
Dan Rather
Family Circle Magazine
Washington
New York
la Guardia
The
Times
Dick Salant
CBS News
Frank Stanton
CBS, Inc
William S. Paley
Andrew Young’s controversial stance draws Carter support
Belmont mass author analyzes Andrew Young as a provocative figure aligned with Carter. He cites Young’s remarks on Angola Rhodesia South Africa and communism, his apology to Britain, and past ties to leftist groups. The piece condemns his actions as evidence of political favoritism and race politics.
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Belmont
Mass
Carter
Andrew Young
U.S
United Nations
Young
Jimmy Carter
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Georgia
Cuba
Angola
Rhodesia
South Africa
London Daily Telegraph
The
Telegraph
Europe
America
Soviet Russia
Red China
Cyrus Vance
White House
Asia
Martin Luther King
King
Highlander Folk School
Tennessee
ABC News
Popeey Pee
Gulf Oil Coporation
Angela Davis
Agostinho Neto
Amilcar Cabral
Congress
Pan-African Liberation Committee
National Conference In Solidarity
Chile
United States
Abraham Lincoln
Blue Laws row prompts clerk protest over Sunday sales
A Daily Times reader attacks Rep. Ralph Garzia over enforcement of Pennsylvania Blue Laws. The letter defends Sunday restrictions to protect retail workers earning low wages and urges voters to consider family impact, threatening political consequences come election time.
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Ralph Garzia
Garzia
Bain
KYW Calitatorial
I Have the Certain Assurance to Live On After Loss
Pastor Robert Schuller recalls an older couple who saved for a dream home, then faced sudden tragedy. The widow, surveying unpacked boxes and plants, shares that her strength comes from belief that it was her husband’s time and God’s will. Her life moves forward with a revived future.
Police Uniform Courage Questioned by Community Letters
A reader defends police courage and duties amid concerns about crime and court outcomes. The letter argues gambling and bookmaking relate to robbery, urges better use of officers, and criticizes insistence on elderly cooperation, urging practical help to protect citizens.
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Anthony Nowak
Twin Towers
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Wee
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Lewiell Winkler
Clifford Rainey
Donald T. Beideman
Halus Ewing
John F McManus
Brookhaven
Mr. Garza
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