Supreme Court Dooms Some Gay Rights Wins and Splits on Tapes
The court on its first day of the term let stand lower court rulings allowing firing of homosexuals and postponed reviews on Richard Nixon's White House tapes. It upheld a desegregation order mandating busing across 11 Wilmington area districts, signaling tolerance for multi district remedies.
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Couple Fails to Win Pennsylvania Millionaire Lottery
Tom and Philomena Drake quit jobs sold assets and bought lottery tickets in hopes of a big win. None of their 1203 tickets were drawn in the latest batch, ending their bid though they won some instant prizes totaling over 15000 dollars. they may pursue a new drawing in October.
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Telephone Subscribers Buy Their Own Equipment
A readable fragment notes customers must acquire equipment themselves, including extension devices, as part of service changes. The detail focuses on consumer options and cost implications rather than technical specifications or policy context.
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