Supreme Court rejects Nixon bid for tapes and records
The Supreme Court ruled 7 to 2 that Congress acted within its authority to seize Richard Nixon era tapes and 42 million pages of documents under the Presidential Recordings and Materials Preservation Act. The ruling upheld access regulations and rejected Nixon privacy and confidentiality claims. Justice Brennan led the majority.
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Weather forecast shows showers and storms tonight
The forecast calls for showers and thundershowers tonight with a low near 60. Wednesday should be clear with a high in the upper 70s. Rain chances are about 70 percent tonight and minimal on Wednesday. Yesterday's high reached 83 and overnight low 70 with 1.19 inches of precipitation recorded.
Carter Debates Standby Gas Rationing Plan
The Carter administration is developing a standby program to allow the President to impose gasoline rationing on short notice. James Bishop said Carter ordered a review of rationing plans to grant broad powers if supply interruptions occur.
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Nazi march plan in Skokie stirs Holocaust memory
Frank Collin, NSC coordinator, plans a July 4 march through Skokie, a Chicago suburb with about 7,000 surviving camp victims, as leaders like Rabbi Meir Kahane threaten to mobilize supporters. A court suit argues the rally would torment Holocaust survivors and worsen emotional distress.
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FBI ties theft ring to six states and recovers Rembrandt
The FBI recovered a stolen Rembrandt titled Le Rabbin and linked a theft ring to six states. Twenty three people including Erie County Legislature’s Democratic majority leader and an assistant district attorney were arraigned on multiple charges. Investigators traced a 15 month operation with an informer who joined the witness protection program. The haul valued at about 500000 included diamonds and other artifacts.
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Law ad pioneers exuberant Phoenix lawyers to resume ads
John Bates and Van O'Steen plan to restart their law clinic ads in Phoenix after a Supreme Court ruling overturned the advertising ban on lawyers. They advertised concrete prices for services to test the Bar Association rule. The Arizona Supreme Court upheld disciplinary action, ordering a written censure.
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Supreme Court ruling could spark professional fee advertising
The 5-4 decision lets lawyers advertise their fees for routine services and may set a precedent for price listings by doctors and other professionals. The ruling challenges long held bans, with the FTC and Congress pressing to open professional pricing and curb price fixing in health care and related fields.
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