Justices Split Over Fed Powers in State Case Rulings
The Supreme Court, in a 6-3 decision, curbed federal judges from acting on state rights cases, reversing earlier latitude in criminal matters and extending limits to civil proceedings. Dissenters warn this "turns the clock back" toward 1973 anti injunction rules.
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William J. Brennan
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William O. Douglas
Thurgood Marshall
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Hidden cancer threats rise from dyes to asbestos in workplace risks
An AP report outlines historic and ongoing concerns about environmental and occupational carcinogens. It cites Percival Potts on chimney sweeps, hair dyes possibly mutagenic, asbestos linked to mesothelioma, and a 1964–71 insulation worker study, while noting debates over low dose exposure and industry responses.
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London
Percival Potts
American Cancer Society
Irving J. Selikoff
Mt. Sinai School of Medicine
E. Cuyler Hammond
United States
Canada
Selikoff
Hammond
Belfast
University of California At Berkeley
The
National Cancer Institute
New York Academy of Sciences
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