Burger Nixes Special Term For Bomb Case
Chief Justice Warren E. Burger refused to call a special Supreme Court term to consider the U S bombing of Cambodia. Opponents of the bombing are expected to press another bid for the court’s attention through ACLU Foundation lawyers representing opponents.
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Warren E. Burger
Supreme Court
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Cambodia
New York
Circuit Court
Thurgood Marshall
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Douglas
Governor Fills Panel Positions In Oklahoma
Gov. David Hall announced appointments to state panels including Marzee Douglas to the state Human Rights Commission and Howard Walkingstick Pauline Mayer to social workers board. Also named were Chris DeLaporte and John Montgomery to boards. Dr. Leroy Carpenter health commissioner. Robert White to Interstate Cooperation committee. Rep. Elizabeth Holtzman and three Air Force officers.
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David Hall
Marzee Douglas
Ardmore
State Human Rights Commission
Howard Walkingstick
Anadarko
Pauline Mayer
Coalgate
Board of Registration of Social Workers
Chris DeLaporte
John Montgomery
Southern Growth Policies Board
Leroy Carpenter
Southern Interstate Nuclear Board
Robert White
Gold Drops Across European Markets After Heavy Selling
In London and Zurich sharp selling sent gold prices tumbling from around 113.75 to 106.50 an ounce on Thursday before closing near 110. Dealers blamed large scale selling in Zurich totaling about 30 tons worth roughly 105.6 million. The U.S. dollar gained against the mark, Swiss franc, and pound in European markets.
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Fashion Institute of Technology
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11Th and Gore Blvd
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