Landers says she and husband divorce after 36 years
Chicago AP reports syndicated columnist Ann Landers and her husband of 36 years are divorcing. Landers quips the "lady with all the answers" cannot answer this one as she faces the end of her marriage.
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New York Enacts Public Smoking Ban With Limited Exceptions
Albany says effective today it is illegal to smoke on public transit facilities and in theaters libraries and museums while lobbies restrooms and designated smoking lounges remain allowed. Violations carry fines from ten to one hundred dollars.
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Longest-serving enlisted Navy man Harry Morris dies at 87
Old sailor Harry Morris, who served in the U S Navy for 55 years, died Sunday night in San Diego at age 87. Morris joined in 1903 as a poritas of harmg and remained on active duty longer than any other enlisted member. His death marks the end of a storied career noted by a century of service.
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Supreme Court curbs roving Border Patrol in immigration case
The Supreme Court unanimously limited roving Border Patrols by barring stops and questions of northbound drivers near the Mexican border without probable cause or a warrant. The decision also extends a prior rule to fixed checkpoints, requiring probable cause to search cars. Separate 6 3 rulings affirmed the right to a self represented defense and struck down a New York trial rule suspending closing arguments.
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Surrender talks near on Pine Ridge after FBI killings
Negotiations to surrender 16 people involved in the shootings of FBI agents William and Coler on the Pine Ridge Reservation may begin. Kendall Cumming and tribal leaders met but no firm plans emerged. AIM leader Dennis Banks offered to mediate if law enforcement left the reservation. Clergymen may observe. FBI denies rights violations or home searches.
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Supreme Court to review Parma housing discrimination case
The Supreme Court ordered further proceedings on whether a federal court should hear charges that Parma Ohio discriminated against blacks seeking housing. The suit claims height limits via initiative and a referendum on federal aid for low rent housing, plus a denied building permit for a 10 story elderly apartment. The filing cites Parma Town Woolf and Forest City Enterprises amid city immigration references and white minority rights remarks.
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