Silent Amendments In 2 Aimed at Supreme Court
Chief Justice Warren urges active bar debate as 16 states back three proposed constitutional amendments. One seeks state initiated reforms, another would strip federal jurisdiction over state legislative apportionment, and the third would let a Court of the Union overturn certain Supreme Court decisions. Supported by 12 states with Utah and South Carolina poised to join, the effort faces ABA opposition on the latter two.
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Paroled workers accused of restaurant robbery in St Cloud
Minneapo lis AP Heinz Pocl, owner of a restaurant, hired two men paroled from Minnesota Men's Reformatory at St Cloud. George Dupuis, 24, and Bergan Rasmussen, 29, were arrested on suspicion of the robbery. They had lived in Poehl's home and were parolees hired a month ago. Poehl urged stricter parole screening.
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