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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jan 07, 1985

Page

4

Libraries face rules to curb street people access

Librarians nationwide debate curbing access to libraries by street people as Ann Arbor implements a policy banning sleeping and disruptive behavior. Critics, including ACLU officials, warn rules may discriminate against the homeless. librarians advise targeted measures and case by case handling while stressing open access.

Ann Arbor The American Civil Liberties Cowan ACLU Stanley Pollack Washtenaw County Aclu Lawyers Committee Pollack Ramon Hernandez Hernandez Gary Murphy New York Shirley Mills Fisher Associaton Ms. Fisher Robert Garen Michigan Library Association Garen Detroit Chicago Accoss Pinover

Reagan backs bid to partly reverse the Grove City ruling

President Reagan supports a new congressional effort to partially reverse the Supreme Court decision on federal aid and discrimination. Civil rights groups fear the proposed bill would limit coverage to education programs and exclude hospitals and other institutions receiving funds.

Washington Reagan Congress Supreme Court White House Anson Frank Lin Senate Robert) Dole Grove City College Grove City House Ralph Neas Leadership Conference On Civil Rights Neas Ence Neal

New Year arrives for Philadelphia Mummers

After weather delays the 85th New Year Mummers parade finally took to Broad Street in Philadelphia with an estimated 20,000 spectators. Pete Machella, marching in a white tuxedo, noted the enduring spirit despite rain and snow cancelations. The event featured 56 organizations, varied costumes, and themes from Honest Abe to Ghostbusters, with newcomers like John Justis joining the throng.

Philadelphia Mummers Pete Machella Abe Lincoln Iran Ayatollah Khomeini Cleopatra Rome Joe Chase Broad Street John Justis Paulsboro N.J Justis

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