Supreme Court Favors Household Rights in Zoning Case
The Supreme Court ruled in favor of Mrs. Inez Moore of East Cleveland Ohio, striking down a city ordinance that narrowly defined members of one family. The decision upholds privacy and association rights against restrictive occupancy rules though justices diverged on precedent.
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United States Supreme Court
High Court
Inez Moore
East
Cleveland
Ohio
Supreme Court
Lewis Powell Jr
The
Waltons
Believers Urged to Prepare as Hurricane Season Returns
The article warns readers that hurricane warnings recur annually and many coastal residents ignore alarms as weather patterns shift. It recalls past lessons from the Fifties and notes the change in storm paths, urging vigilance and suggesting reading the novel Condominium for life-saving guidance.
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National Hurricane Center
Atlantic Seaboard
United States
Gulf of Mexico
Notable Generals clash with politics and press over Korea
The piece recalls Maj. Gen. John K. Singlaub’s removal after criticizing President Carter’s Korea troop withdrawal plan, Gen. George Brown’s controversial remarks, and Maj. Gen. Edwin Walker’s dismissal. It also recalls the Truman MacArthur dispute and Ridgeway’s 1951 succession.
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John K. Singlaub
U.S
South Korea
Washington Post
Carter
North Korea
Singlaub
Seoul
George S. Brown
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Brown
Duke University
Israel
Congress
Ford
United States
Iran
Walker
Truman
Douglas MacArthur
MacArthur
United Nations
Korea
America
House
Joseph W. Martin
R Mass
Matthew B. Ridgeway
North Carolina cities weigh huge debt in nuclear plant plan
Shelby Daily Star editor Ausband analyzes Municipal Power Agency No 1 plans to buy a Duke Power nuclear plant. Twenty one towns would issue revenue bonds to cover about 1.1 billion dollars in new debt over 35 years, risking consumer rates, credit ratings, and local finances if any city falters.
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High Point
North Carolina
Shelby Daily Star
Hubert Plaster
Shelby
Tar Heel
Jerry Rusband
the Star
Municipal Power Agency No. 1
Duke Power Company
Duke
Ausband
Bostic
Cherryville
Forest City
Gastonia
Duke Power Co
Local Government Commission
Raleigh
Carter draws cautious praise from stars and leaders
In a nationwide survey of reaction to President Carter many celebrities and public figures express goodwill yet reserve judgment. Muhammad Ali lauds his populist appeal while Gloria Steinem cites late ERA support and cabinet concerns. Cesar Chavez notes improved White House communication, but questions wage policy and action. Ralph Nader urges stronger citizen advocacy.
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Carter
Jesse Jackson
Jackson
Dick Cavett
David Frost
Johnny Carson
Barry Jagoda
Muhammad Ali
Ali
Gloria Steinem
Griffin Bell
Health, Education and Welfare
Joseph Califano
Steinem
Robert Redford
Redford
Cesar Chavez
White House
Chavez
Why Pay Them Anything Reading in the May 25th Enterprise
A letter argues against salary increases for city officers and longer terms. The writer suggests eliminating pay and letting the Chamber of Commerce run city government to save money, noting the city faces budget strains. The piece questions the need for mayor and council members to be paid and to work full terms.
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Chamber of Commerce
Chamber
Water rate hike opposition letter from residents
Water bills facing a proposed 2.10 increase opposed by Reid Joyce and Denny Street. They argue the measure is a tax on the poor and seniors on fixed incomes and favor taxing property owners who can better absorb city costs.
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Brooks
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