Court Refuses To Hear Anti Abortion Law Case
The Supreme Court declined to hear a Milwaukee case challenging an anti abortion law claiming violations of women's privacy rights. It also agreed to review a federal ban on importing obscene material and rejected limiting juvenile sentences to adult maximums.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Milwaukee
Wis
District of Columbia
Wisconsin
Court
Sidney G. Babbitt
Hallandale
Fla
Suburban Detroit curfews hold parents liable
Detroit area cities Troy West Bloomfield adopt curfew ordinances making parents liable for neglect with fines up to 500 dollars and 90 days in jail for youths violating curfews 10 p m to 6 a m for under 12 and midnight to 6 a m for 13 to 16. Pontiac considers similar rules as racial tensions flare nearby. The Troy measure adds liability if children appear in juvenile court due to negligence. West Bloomfield cites rising minor offenses and lack of supervision with quotes from Bloomfield Township Attorney Joseph Brennan.
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Detroit
Madison Heights
Troy
West Bloomfield
Pontiac
Bloomfield Township
Joseph T. Brennan
Westmoreland backs all-volunteer army push
Gen Will iam C Westmoreland pledged to expend every effort to achieve an all out volunteer force amid doubts about replacing the draft. He urged full public support and criticized critics who downgrade the Army while noting ongoing reliance on the draft for near term replacements.
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Fred S. Hoffman
Washington
Willian C. Westmoreland
Nixon
Army Chief of Staff
Westmoreland
Convention of the Association of the United States Army
Pentagon
Army Association
U. S
Vietnam
Army
Local Students in Miami University Symphony Orchestra
Three Middletown residents join 103 member Miami University Symphony Orchestra for 1970-71. Middletown settlers Brian Joyce Marilyn McIntosh and Paul West plus Lebanon's Roy G Mann Jr are listed among the non students who joined by invitation. Dr. George Seltzes conducts. First concert Sunday at 3 p.m. Hall Auditorium Oxford campus.
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Middletown
Lebanon
Miami University Symphony Orchestra
Brian Joyce
Superior Ave
Miami
Marilyn McIntosh
Milton Road
Middletown High School
Paul West
Orchard St
Roy G. Mann Jr
E. Warren Sr
George Seltzes
Hall
Oxford
Civic Symphony Plans Finished for Middletown Season
The Middletown Civic Symphony board met at Louis McCallay’s home to discuss the coming season. The opener is set for October 31 in the Dave Finkelman Auditorium, followed by a wine festival at Brown’s Run Country Club exclusive to season ticket holders. Season tickets may be purchased by contacting Mrs. Charles Denny at 7 Santa Fe Road.
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Middletown Civic Symphony
Louis McCallay
S. Main St
Dave Finkelman
Brown's Run Country Club
Charles Denny
Santa Fe Road
Supreme Court weighs busing pace in desegregation
Government argues the Constitution does not forbid busing for desegregation but distance and home disruption matter. Gr iswold says cases involve Charlotte Mecklenburg County and other districts. defense contends remedies exceed constitutional limits and private school attendance by wealthier students shifts burden.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Erwin N. Griswold
Griswold
Charlotte Mecklenburg County
N.C
Mobile County
Ala
Clarke County
Carolina
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