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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 31, 1986
Page
7
Principal plans five day suspensions for drunken students at Magruder and expands GOLD efforts to curb drugs and alcohol. GOLD aims to guide parents, raise awareness, and connect families with help while a fall conference will cover crisis intervention, party guidelines, curfews, and teen coping.
Justice William Rehnquist told the Senate Judiciary Committee the Supreme Court must work faster to handle its workload and suggested a national court of appeals or similar national tribunal could help. He warned against enlarging the federal judiciary too much, arguing high quality judges rely on select appointments. Senator Charles Mathias anticipated Rehnquist’s confirmation and urged ongoing Senate consultation on the congestion issue.
Boston police arrested Fitzroy Anson Young 35 after a tip from Baltimore police. Special Operations Entrance Team stormed a Dorchester house at 11 p.m. and took the suspect into custody, with two other suspects still sought in the July Baltimore killings.
A Philippine commission says Ferdinand Marcos shaped last year’s acquittal of 36 suspects in the assassination of opposition leader Benigno Aquino Jr. It urges a new trial, accusing prosecutors of suppressing evidence and jurists of manipulation. Aquino was killed August 21, 1983 at Manila airport, triggering a political crisis and Marcos’ ouster.
Analysts in New York say American aluminum producers are undercut by low cost foreign rivals and may cut costs by reducing labor and electricity. Eastalco, a noncompetitive plant at Buckeystown, faces plant closure risks as ingot prices dip below production costs. Labor is cited at about 23 dollars per hour, with ALCOA and Reynolds noted for higher wages.
Jai Mittal, 33, and his sister-in-law Asha Gupta, 31, were jailed after arrest on first and second degree murder and conspiracy charges over the strangling of Mittal’s wife Aruna. Police say they fabricated a tale of how the slaying occurred.
Aiello must remove and dispose of five 5 gallon containers of waste fuel oil that were likely to overflow or spill and pollute waters of the state. Feldman outlined steps: an Aug. 11 written report on resuming operation without discharging, then potential complaint and order, court injunctions, or civil penalties up to 500 dollars per day, retroactive to July 29, with final referral to the Attorney General if ignored.
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