Supreme Court strikes down alien employment ban
The Supreme Court in a 5-4 ruling invalidated a Civil Service Commission rule barring 4 million resident aliens from federal jobs, saying it exceeded the commission’s authority. Justice Stevens wrote that aliens face a liberty issue when barred from federal employment and that Congress may still bar aliens from sensitive posts with justification.
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Italian Neo-Fascist MP Barred From Leaving Italy After Rally Shooting
Sandro Saccucci, 32, a neo-Fascist parliament member, was stopped at the Ponte Chiasso border as he attempted to flee to Switzerland. Prosecutors seek arrest on murder and weapons charges tied to a fatal shooting at a Sezze rally where he led the Italian Social Movement crowd. The Chamber of Deputies was recalled to consider lifting immunity for prosecution.
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Man Kills Wife and Self in Merced Bar Tragedy
UPI reports Roger Poe 32 Merced shot estranged wife Kathryn 32 in a downtown bar Monday night. Witnesses say Poe drew a .22 pistol from his pocket, fired at Kathryn in the head, then killed himself minutes later at Merced Hospital where both died.
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Supreme Court declines poison ban challenge by Wyoming growers
The Court refused to hear claims that the 1972 predator poison ban violated procedural rules. The case returns to Judge Kerr in Cheyenne for further review, while the Cain Report supports the EPA action and notes endangered species risks.
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Couple Faces Eviction Over 1967 Housing Exemption Referendum
The Langseths risk eviction from a 62 year old farmhouse as a local referendum would exempt pre 1967 houses from housing space sewer electricity and heating rules. Health officials investigated a complaint but the family argues personal freedom and rural life.
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Supreme Court rejects libel appeal in Md principal case
The U S Supreme Court denied the libel appeal of Montgomery County Maryland high school principal Fred L Dunn Jr from Robert E Peary High School The Maryland Special Court of Appeals had reversed a 281000 award against the Montgomery County Sentinel The case stemmed from a 1971 article rating principals as Outstanding Good Poor or Unsuited and labeling Dunn unsuited.
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