Court Limits Employment Impact of Civil Rights Act
The Supreme Court in a 7-2 ruling held that discriminatory employment policies in effect before July 1965 cannot be retroactively challenged. It allows retroactive seniority to protect minority workers only for discrimination after 1965, while signaling limits on family living rights and other cases. Justices Marshall and Brennan dissented on retroactive relief for pre-1965 discrimination.
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Supreme Court
Potter Stewart
Thurgood Marshall
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Liam J. Brennan Jr
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Ohio
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John Mitchell
White House
H.R. Haldeman
U.S
John J. Sirica
Mitchell
Haldeman
John D. Ehrlichman
Georgia
Mississippi
ARCO Files First Tariff Rate For Trans Alaska Oil
ARCO Pipe Line Co filed with the ICC the first proposed rate for trans Alaska oil flow at 6.04 dollars per barrel plus 0.05 dollars for the liability fund. Alaska officials say the state may protest and note costs based on six months of operation rather than 18 months. Initial throughputs are about 700000 barrels daily, rising to 1.2 million within a year.
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Arco Pipe Line Co
Interstate Commerce Commission
Trans- Alaska Pipeline Liability Fund
ICC
ARCO
Alaska Pipeline Commission
Tom Cook
APC
Tom Williams
State Petroleum Revenue Division
Williams
FDIC urged to expand disclosure and tighten conflicts
GAO says FDIC should require about 1,000 more employees to file financial disclosures and broaden conflict of interest rules. Seven FDIC officials reported loans or holdings in banks examined by FDIC, all legal under current rules but potentially problematic given duties. GAO urges clearer criteria and wider filing, while FDIC agrees to extend disclosures but stops short of GAO’s full scope.
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Washington
Federal Deposit Insurance Corp
General Accounting Office
FDIC
GAO
Congressional Auditing Agency
Congress
Benjamin S. Rosenthal
D-N.y
House
John E. Moss
D-Calif
Two Women Arrested In New Orleans Car Theft Probe
Police recovered a car from a rental lot theft at New Orleans International Airport. A 23 year old Lawton woman was stopped driving the car and a second suspect, 18, from Kenner claimed ownership. Serial numbers were missing from the dashboard. The Lawton woman likely released while the other may be held for federal or state action.
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New Orleans
Clancy Williams
Lawton
Island B
Hertz
New Orleans International
Williams
Louisiana
City Hall Housing Poll Prompts Public Vote Decision
Lawton Publishing records Instapoll questions asking if the City Council should start public housing without a vote and if a separate elderly housing election is preferred. Readers are urged to call 353-0620 between 6 and 9 p.m. to participate or ask for Hot Line for local government questions.
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Lawton Publishing Company
Instapoll
Survey Finds 67 Percent of American Women Doctors Married
Wayne State University reports 67 percent of women doctors in the United States are married, with 43 percent of those marriages to other doctors, highlighting high intermarriage among medical professionals.
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Wayne State University
America
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