Rehnquist rises to chief justice with wit and steady conservatism
William Hubbs Rehnquist, tapped by President Reagan to succeed Chief Justice Burger, is portrayed as a witty, warm conservative with sharp intellect. He previously presided as a federal judge in 1984, taught briefly, and built a reputation for one man dissents and strong court philosophy.
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Burger helps move court toward conservatism as chief justice retires
Chief Justice Warren E Burger, 78, announced by President Reagan to retire next month after 17 years on the Supreme Court. He steered the court toward conservative positions, opposed criminal coddling, wrote on separation of powers, court reform, and the role of the judiciary, while also authoring major civil rights and constitutional decisions.
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Emmitsburg VFW Auxiliary Sets 39th Anniversary Dinner
The Ladies Auxiliary to Emmitsburg Memorial VFW Post 6658 held their latest meeting with President Mary Topper presiding. Members planned the 39th Anniversary dinner for July 10 at Roger’s Dockside, with reservations via Evelyn Ott or Mary Topper. a July 5 payment deadline and a door prize awarded to Joan Tracey.
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Thurmont
Court News and Foreclosures and Divorces Across Multiple Cases
Multiple court actions listed include absolute divorces for several spouses such as Cynthia Mane Worrell versus Paul C. Worrell and Ellen Archie versus Colin Francis Jacinda J. Beaton. Foreclosure filings involve Alvin E Freitman and others against Kenneth Harvey Lightner and Yvonne M. Lightner as well as deed of trust actions. Also noted are quiet title actions and a declaratory judgment suit involving Village Square No 1 Inc Croghan Square Inc and Prospect Park Limited Partnership along with a gubernatorial campaign reception in Western Maryland on June 30 at the Sheraton Inn with tickets for $50.
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Cynthia Mane Worrell
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Victor M. Palupa
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Yvonne M. Lightner
Robert O'Neal
Arlene E. O'Neal
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Cyril Herman Halbach
Till
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