Supreme Court limits race bias ruling on zoning cases
The Supreme Court says communities are not required to alter zoning laws to house low income families. The decision reverses Arlington Heights on racial discrimination in rezoning. The ruling narrows federal scrutiny of housing decisions in white suburbs. Justice Powell writes the opinion with Justices Burger Stewart Blackmun and Rehnquist concurring. Justice White dissents in part.
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Supreme Court
Lewis F. Powell Jr
U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
Arlington Heights
Warren E. Burger
Potter Stewart
Harry A. Blackmun
William H. Rehnquist
Byron R. White
Thurgood. Marshall
William J. Brennan Jr
John Paul Stevens
Washington, D.C
Sheriff Won't Evict Despite Jail Sentence
San Francisco Sheriff Richard Hongisto appeals a five day contempt jail term tied to failing to evict 60 to 80 tenants from the 137 year old International Hotel. Judge Benson also fines Hongisto and Undersheriff Denman $500 each and orders reporting to San Mateo County Jail on January 21.
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Richard Hongisto
Superior Court
John Benson
Hongisto
James Denman
San Mateo County
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Chinatown
Financial District
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Denman
John R. McDonald
Ira Brown Jr
Four Seas
Brown
International Hotel Tenants Association
France Frees Abu Daoud in Munich Killing Case
Paris cour t frees Abu Daoud a Palestinian alleged to have led the 1972 Munich Olympics killings. West Germany and Israel sought extradition but Paris courts rule requests unacceptable. PLO in Paris welcomes the decision while Arab diplomats protest as security measures increase in France and Israel considers extradition.
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Palestine Liberation Organization
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West Germany
Israel
Daoud
Foreign Ministry
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Abdel Karim
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el Moujahid
Farouk Kadoumi
Kuwait
Tsraeli
Bavaria
Munich
Liddy Moves to Allenwood Prison Camp
G Gordon Liddy, jailed for planning and supervising the Watergate burglary, is now a resident of the minimum security Allenwood Federal Prison Camp in Allenwood Pennsylvania according to AP reporting.
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Allenwood
G. Gordon Liddy
Allenwood Federal
Banquet Tickets On Sale For C of C Event In Mexico
Tickets remain for the annual Mexico Area Chamber of Commerce banquet at Knights of Columbus hall with social hour at 6 and dinner at 7. Tickets $7. contact chamber office by noon Wednesday at 581-2765. Display of decoupage photos of presidents since 1917 to be shown in the chamber board room.
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Mexico Area
Chamber of Commerce
Knights of Columbus
Chamber
Tom Stapleton
Business Spending To Double In 77
The Commerce Department reports business plans to spend 135 billion on new plant and equipment in 1977, up 11.3 percent from 1976. After price adjustments, the volume of machinery and equipment bought may rise about 6 percent, spurring production, hiring, and broader economic growth.
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Washington
Commerce Department
Commerce
Derelict wins battle to keep legs in New York case
A 58 year old Kama derelict Otto Simmons won a Manhattan Supreme Court ruling that doctors cannot amputate his legs without consent. Justice Hida Schwartz said the patient must decide, noting other doctors doubt amputation lifesaving and that life could continue without surgery. The hospital may renew the request if his condition worsens or death seems likely without operation.
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NEW York
Kama
Roosevelt Hospital
Otis Simmons
Manhattan
Supreme Court
Hida Schwartz
Simmons
Justice Schwartz
Broadway
Americana
Mexico Mayor Attends Inaugural Governor Teasdale Events
Mexico's Mayor Brooks Lewis Brooks Jr represented the city at Governor Teasdale's inaugural events. He attended ceremonies, a Ramada Inn luncheon, an executive mansion reception, and an inaugural ball at the Capitol with guest Kathy Noel of Mexico. He discussed potential local government legislation with Congressman Harold Volkmer, aide Lee Vierel, and state Rep. Ray Hamlett.
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City of Mexico
Gov. Teasdale
Ramada Inn
Executive Mansion
Capitol
Brooks
Kathy Noel
Mexico
Harold Volkmer
Lee Vierel
Ray Hamlett
Barred Soon Car Finance Kickbacks Noted in Probe
Washington AP reports that Congress eyes new rules to disclose dealer kickbacks from lenders in car financing. Chairman Frank Annunzio says such payments inflate consumer costs, citing a case with 791 in finance charges of which 272 went to a dealer. Lenders dispute the figures, calling payments part of normal financing.
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Washington
Frank Annunzio
D-Ill
House
Consumer Affairs Subcommittee
Anhunalo
Congress
Federal Reserve Board
Annunzio
National Consumer Finance Organization
2000 Blossoms Beautify Capitol At Inaugural Ball
Missouri new governor Joseph P Teasdale presided over an inaugural ball at the Capitol rotunda adorned with 2000 red and white blossoms. Teasdale and wife Theresa led a Grand March with officials, judges, and family. The event featured the Tony DiPardo Orchestra and formal attire as attendees celebrated in offices of state lawmakers.
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State Supreme Court
Teasdale
William Teasdale
Marie Ferkenhoff
Jessamine
Atty
John Ashcroft
Janet
Rail train blocks Bevier tracks after derailment
A Burlington Northern freight train derailed about 30 minutes in Bevier Missouri on Monday blocking tracks. Nine loaded cars and ten empty cars left the rails. two loaded tank cars spilled road oil but no injuries were reported, the Missouri Highway Patrol said.
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Burlington Northern
Haters
Missouri Highway Patrol
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