Arch Schoch A Lawyer’s Lawyer Heads Trial Bar
Colleagues describe Arch Kerper Schoch of High Point as a lawyer’s lawyer and elected dean of the International Academy of Trial Lawyers. A 1935 practitioner still vigorous at 67, he combines research, investigation and courtroom skill across civil and corporate cases.
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Arch Kerper Schoch
High Point
International Academy of Trial Lawyers
Schoch
Arch Schoch
Byron Haworth
Frank Wyatt
High Point Bar Association
18Th Judicial District Bar Association
The
Association of Trial
Arch Jr
Academy
Louise Rodes Schoch
Arch
Robert
Dusty
Haworth
Walter E. Crissman
18Th Judicial District
Guilford County
Crissman
Melvin Belli still a force at 70 in San Francisco
At nearly 70, Melvin Belli remains a prominent and controversial figure in law. The famed torts lawyer chairs his Belli Building office near San Francisco's financial district, touting a flamboyant personal style and a busy practice. He defends the law’s ethics while criticizing Wall Street and Washington firms as corrupt influences.
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San Francisco
NEA
Melvin Belli
Mel Belli
Belli
Financial District
Montgomery
Sierra Foothills
California
Richard M. Nixon
State Supreme Court
Washington
Wall Street
Pillsbury
Madison
Sutro
Ma Bell
Standard Oil
Ralph Nader
American Medical Association
Earl Warren
Cheir
U.S. Supreme Court
Russian Hill
Alex Haley
Fred Demara
Haley
Playboy Magazine
Demara
San Joaquin Valley
Anglers Puzzle Nonfisherman From Davidson Column
Davidson entices readers with a tongue in cheek view of fishing. A nonfisherman questions what anglers gain from the sport while recounting encounters and a fire loss, suggesting fishing rewards remain unclear to some. The piece mixes humor and observation with personal anecdotes from Thomasville.
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Thomasville
Thom-A-Lex
Anathama
Graffiti IW Wins Local Track Event
A brief report notes Graffiti IW claimed an athletic win at a local event though details and participants are partly unreadable. The item emphasizes the victory by a team or individual known by the garbled tag.
Imperial Judiciary intrudes into lives in American government
An editor's outlook argues the rise of judicial lawmaking threatens representative government. It cites Marbury v Madison, Jefferson warnings, and voices from Roth Jr, Kurland, and Glaser about an imperial judiciary intruding on society, with school desegregation cases as a key example. The piece laments unelected courts bypassing elected lawmakers and considers recall as a remedy.
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America
John Marshall
Marbury
Madison
Supreme Court
Marshall
Thomas Jefferson
William Roth Jr
Delaware
Warren Burger
Philip Kurland
University of Chicago
Harvard
Nathan Glaser
Brown Vs. Board of Education
Alexander Hamilton
Carter pledges strong family policy push and White House conference
President Carter aims to strengthen family life through expanded programs for children and parents including day care funds, Head Start, and adoption efforts. He taps Joseph Califano, plans a White House Conference on the Family, and argues for targeted government support rather than intrusion. The approach follows lessons from the Mondale era and public concern over divorce and juvenile issues.
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Yesteryear
Carter
Lyndon Johnson
Joseph Califano
Walter F. Mondale
White House
Califano
House
Mondale
Congress
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Phil Speaks
Enterprise
Crazy Acres
U.S. Dist
W. Arthur Garrity Jr
Boston School Board
U.S
Los Angeles
Jimmy Carter
Richard Nixon
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