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Newspaper

Independent

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

Dec 09, 1975

Page

6

Stevens Moves Toward Senate Confirmation as Supreme Court Justice

Washington reports that John Paul Stevens sought swift Senate approval for the Supreme Court seat. The 55-year-old Chicago lawyer faced questions on health finances and philosophy, winning praise from both liberals and conservatives despite some objections from labor and women’s groups.

Washington John Paul Stevens Swift Senate U.S. Supreme Court American Bar Association Stevens Senate Judiciary Committee Edward Kennedy D-Mass Service Sen Adlai Stevenson III D-Ill Chicago Seventh Circuit Court of Appeals Nixon Ford William C. Douglas Douglas

Court backs U S deal with witness in Connally case

A federal appeals court upheld the government’s deal to dismiss charges against Jake Jacobsen in exchange for his testimony against former Secretary of the Treasury John Connally. The 5th Circuit ruled the district judge overstepped by appointing special prosecutors, clearing the way for trial resolution.

New Orleans Jake Jacobsen Secretary of the Treasury John Connally Jacobsen Connally San Angelo Tex U.S. District Court Robert M. Hill 5Th Circuit Court of Appeals Hill Circuit Court

NOW seeks withdrawal of Stevens Supreme Court nomination

The National Organization for Women urged President Ford to withdraw John Paul Stevens nomination after his Senate testimony implying minority rights outweighed women's rights, a remark NOW called shocking and insensitive.

Washington National Organization For Women Ford John Paul Stevens Supreme Court Karen DeCrow Steven Senate Judiciary Committee

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