No Zoning, Houston Way Proponent Debates Land Use
Bernard Siegan, an Illinois lawyer now at San Francisco State, argues no zoning works better than restrictive city controls. He cites Houston as proof, claims covenants protect neighbors while city votes discriminate, and notes Oregon Reston case as market driven successes.
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University of Chicago
Theniversity of San
Siegan
Houston
America
California
Washington
Reston
Bernard Siegan
Houston Way
Douglas Resignation Opens Way to Relieve Court Strain
Justice William O. Douglas resigns after a stroke, freeing the Supreme Court from a persistent strain that had grown since his health crisis. The move, described as prudent, signals changes at the highest judicial level and potential shifts in court dynamics.
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William O. Douglas
U.S. Supreme Court
Alioto's stance on police strike leads to SF ordinance
The San Francisco election clarified the city’s stance on strikes by police and firemen last summer. Voters approved an ordinance banning such strikes, permitting dismissal of workers who walk off, and limiting mayors from using emergency powers, signaling a tough era for city leadership.
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Joseph Alioto
San Francisco
Board of Supervisors
Alioto
Ford faces pivotal choice in selecting Douglas successor
The article discusses President Ford's high stakes decision on appointing a new Supreme Court justice after William O Douglas retirement. Names like Ed Brooke, Carla Hills and Elliot Richardson surface in media speculation, highlighting the political impact and uncertainty surrounding the nomination.
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William C. Douglas
Ford
Douglas
Ed Brooke
Carla Hills
Elliot Richardson
Karen Quinlan
Land
Middletown Jewish Heritage Traced From Early Settlers
Isador A. Casper outlines Middletown's Jewish history at the Middletown Historical Society. He notes 65 Jewish families, six Caspers in law, and 210 in town, with urban growth tied to Armco Steel and merchants like the Central Store founders Murstein and Bender. He cites early settlers Simon Goldman and subsequent families shaping local commerce and culture.
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U.S
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Cincinnati
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Bavaria
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Trenton
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Charles
Emma
Jetta
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Joe Lindeman
Theamily
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Ceiner
Doris Ceiner
Bartel
Ceiners
Joseph Mooney
Central Avenue
Ike Rhenshein
Main
Morris Katz
Gabe Mayer
Mehl
Finkelman
Goldflies
Fleishman
Korros
Shapero
Agronia
Central Store
Mursteins
Benders
Sam Murstein
Ben Bender
Middletown News Journal subscription rates and details
The Middletown News Journal lists daily and Sunday rates for home delivery and motor route service, with calendar month and four week period options. Mail subscriptions are available nationwide, and prices vary by domestic and international delivery.
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