Supreme Court to review zoning referendum in Eastlake Ohio
The Supreme Court will hear arguments on whether Eastlake Ohio's 55 percent land use referendum ordinance violates the constitution. The 1971 initiative requires voter approval for zoning changes and is part of a Cleveland area trend shared by 17 communities. The report also notes a Burma temple claim about Buddha’s hair balance.
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Ohio
Cleveland Area
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Burma
Congress Moves to Build a Navy in Early U S History
On a Friday Congress resolves to fit swift sailing vessels armed with carriage guns to intercept enemy transports and supply lines. The resolution expands to outfitting two more ships by the 30th, purchases follow in November, and by December authorizes 13 ships.
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Ohio judge's ruling stands on Kunstler case
The Supreme Court declined to review a Columbus Municipal Court ruling that barred attorney William Kunstler from defending Charles O. Ross, then head of Ohio State's Black Studies program, in a 1971 disturbance case. The ruling upheld the Cincinnati Circuit Court and cited restrictions on out-of-court attorney statements.
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Supreme Court
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William Kunstler
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Frank Reda
Columbus
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Charles O. Ross
Ohio State University
Ross
Linden McKinley High School
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Center For Constitutional Rights
New York
Election Commission authority questioned
The Justice Department told the Supreme Court the commission created by Congress to enforce the 1974 Campaign Finance Act lacks constitutional enforcement power. Attorney General Levi argued enforcement rests with the executive branch, noting the commission is a legislative agency with multiple Congress-appointed members. The suit questions enforcement authority while the court has upheld most provisions.
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Senate
Levi
Court of Appeals For
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Commission
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