Supreme Court weighs mandatory death for police killer cases
The Supreme Court will use Harry Roberts’s appeal to decide if mandatory death sentences for first degree murder of police officers are constitutional, a ruling with potential impact on about 20 states and other narrow homicide statutes.
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GOP weighs new policy panel after Ford push
Republican leaders draft a national policy panel to guide the party after Carter’s White House move. Ford signals active involvement, echoing the 1960s Coordinating Committee model, while governors press for a party chairman with broad support from Ford Reagan and Rockefeller allies. John Connally hints at interest, seeking wide backing while keeping his law practice.
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Wethersfield Boy Choirs in Title IX Funding Fight
Wethersfield Connecticut bans all boy choirs in public schools under a federal sex bias rule tied to Title IX. Federation leaders defend boys voices as culturally enriching and unique, while officials warn loss of funding around seventy thousand dollars.
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Yoshimura Prosecution Opens Amid Weapons Case Details
In Oakland, Wendy Yoshimura's opening statement outlines a life on the run with fugitives and extensive weaponry. Prosecutors link her to the SLA, claiming a loaded pistol, a carbine, and explosive materials found in Berkeley. She faces four counts with possible five years to life if convicted.
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SLA
United States
Horace Greeley's Cincinnati Prediction for 50 Years
In 1850 Horace Greeley predicted Cincinnati would become the greatest city on earth within fifty years, as reported by AP.
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