Top court to rule on legality of sex segregated schools
The Supreme Court agreed to decide if Philadelphia can maintain two academically gifted high schools for separate sexes. Miss Vorchheimer claims the two school policy is discriminatory, citing unequal facilities at Central High versus Girls High. The case, filed as a class action, continues despite lower courts ruling no sex discrimination.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Philadelphia
Busan
Lynn Vorchheimer
Vorchheimer
Central High School
Central High
Clarence C. Newcomer
Newcomer
Girls High
U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
Miss. Worchheimer
University of Pennsylvania
Dents
Central
Brown Vs. Board of Education of
Topeka
Miss Yoshimura
Berkeley
Navy Rotc
University of California
Michael Bortin
Paul Rubenstein
William H. Brandt
Bortin
Rubenstein
Brandt
Yoshimura
Miss Hearst
San Francisco
Yoshimura trial begins with bid to bar Hearst testimony
In Oakland, Yoshimura faces weapons charges as prosecutors seek to allow Patricia Hearst as a potential rebuttal witness. The defense moves to bar Hearst, citing credibility and relevance. Trial judge Pu lich reviews motions amid juror questioning and schedule for a six to eight week proceedings.
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Oakland
Wendy Yoshimura
Patricia Hearst
CA Patel
aMame
Alameda County Superior Court
Martin Pulich
Pulich
Stata Jury
Teves
Jeffrey Horner
James Larson
Larson
Miss Hearst
Miss Yoshimura
Alaskan oil terminal spill risks and pipeline hazards
A report analyzes national security and environmental risks of an Alaskan oil terminal and a 700000 barrel per day pipeline to Texas. It estimates minor spills, large spills totaling about 200000 barrels in 10 years, with likely sites in Prince William Sound and Santa Barbara Channel, and notes major earthquake risks along the San Andreas fault near Whitewater River.
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United States
Texas
Prince William Sound
Alaska
Santa Barbara Channel
San Pedro Bay
Long Beach
San Andreas
Whitewater River
Coachella Valley
Debate over Avila Beach as oil terminal site continues
The AltCity discussion centers on Avila Beach for a Sohio Long Beach terminal amid kelp beds damming area and a nearby state park. Officials from the Coastal Commission to Fish and Game assess impact while residents flag air quality risks and potential overrides by federal policy. Local leaders, environmentalists, and residents urge weighing coastal ecosystem effects and airport-style emissions.
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Avila Beach
Quinn
ARB
Fred Garibaldi
Sohio
Long Beach
Avila Site
California Coastal Commission
State Lands Commission
Department of Fish and Game
Water Resources Control Board
San Luis
Monterey Peninsula service appeals to PUC by two airlines
Air California and Pacific Southwest Airlines made last minute requests to the California Public Utilities Commission on Monday seeking approval to fly into Monterey Peninsula. United Airlines and Hughes Airwest already have scheduled flights there.
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Air California
Pacific Southwest Airlines
State Public Utilities Commission
Monterey Peninsula
PUC
Monterey
United Airlines
Hughes Airwest
Boycott listing shows firms in multiple transactions
A boycott list reveals several firms appearing in more than one deal. Universal Transcontinental Corp of New York trades with Kuwait and proves goods are not from a company linked to Israel. Air Express International Corp of Des Plaines Illinois must attest Syria trade goods are not Israeli in origin.
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Universal Transcontinental Corp. of
New York
Kuwait
Israel
Air Express International Corp
Des Plaines, Til
Syria
Ford Optimistic on World Standing in Nobel Prize Year
President Ford touted Nobel Prizes won by Americans in economics medicine physics and chemistry as proof of renewed U S leadership and a strong scientific base. He spoke after a cabinet meeting while Sen Baker dismissed Democratic claims of lost leadership as a cheap shot and backing Ford in the race to a potential late surge.
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Horner
Yoshimura
United States
Carter
America
Stockholm
Sen
Howard Baker
R-Tenn
Ford
Baker
Senate Watergate Committee
Grocery truckers strike seems inevitable says FEC chief
Food Employers Council president Robert K. Fox warned a strike by about 19 000 grocery store truckers and warehouse workers seems inevitable after federal mediator sessions with the Teamsters. A Nov 7 members meeting is set, and Fox said stores would stay open during any strike. He noted the union would likely wait for the butchers contract to expire.
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The
Food Employers Council
FEC
Robert K. Fox
Teamsters Union
Teamsters
Uled
Fox
Butchers
Teamster
Southern California
Amsters
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Pennsylvania
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Henry Bellman
Oklahoma
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Strom Thurmond
South Carolina
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Oregon
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