Burger Steers Court Rulings in 1980 81 Term
Washington Chief Justice Warren E. Burger emerged as the court's most influential member in the 1980-81 term. He spoke for the court on abortion, cameras in the courtroom, religious freedom, and national security, steering majority opinions and shaping rulings on parental notification for abortions, media access at trials, unemployment benefits for religious workers, and passport revocation for national security threats. The term showed no single guiding philosophy, with deference to Congress and states, and emphasized the court as the last resort influencing American life.
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Goren on bridge practice problems for bidding choices
A series of bridge quiz prompts asks what action to take in various hands and vulnerability scenarios. Each item presents North East South West bidding and asks for the best bid or response, with a teaser note to look for answers on Monday.
Eastern Provokes Fare War With Discount Coupons
Eastern Airlines launches a fare war on the New York to Los Angeles route by offering discount coupons and cutting the lowest one way price to 134 dollars. American Airlines and Pan American World Airways pledge to match the new fares, while Trans World Airlines will match only on flights leaving at similar times to Eastern.
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Foreign market strong despite price sag in wheat
Washington AP report notes world grain markets stay firm despite farm level price drops. U S Wheat Associates cites a strong dollar, high rates, and hedging from a record harvest as factors keeping world prices high. Rotterdam hard red winter wheat priced lower in dollars by year end but 40 percent higher in guilders. Farm prices averaged 3.67 dollars per bushel mid June, down from May and a year ago.
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