Court ends busing for desegregation in Norfolk schools
The Supreme Court denied an emergency plea to delay the Neighborhood Elementary Schools Plan ending next fall in Norfolk Virginia. Opponents called it resegregation but the court did not halt the move. Only Marshall and Blackmun voted to block the end. Stevens wanted quicker review of an ongoing appeal.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Norfolk
Thurgood Marshall
Harry A. Blackmun
John Paul Stevens
AMA weighs liquor warning labels for alcohol containers
The American Medical Association plans this week to require health warning labels on alcoholic beverage containers. Critics note the AMA holds more than $2 million in alcohol related stocks within its $72 million Members Retirement Plan portfolio.
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Chicago
American Medical Association
AMA
Chicago Sun-Times
Lawyers Cited For Liability Costs In US Debate
New York AP Senator Mitch McConnell argues lawyers drive liability insurance costs citing soaring filings and awards on Face the Nation. Meriden CT AP minors barred from spray paints and indelible markers. city ordinance prohibits sales to youths without adult, penalties include fines up to 100 dollars or 30 days jail.
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New York
U.S
Aetna Life & Casualty Co
Texas
Mitch McConnell
R-Ky
Meriden
Marcos warns supporters against violent revolution
In Honolulu, deposed Philippine President Ferdinand E Marcos warns loyalists of losing control and urges nonviolent action to prevent a civil war. He says Aquino is weak against communists but vows to fight alongside the military if needed and denies funding or wealth negotiations.
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Honolulu
Corazon Aquino
Associated Press
Marcos
Aquino
Philippines
Gorbachev Silent On Reagan Summit Letter Request
Soviet leader Mikhail Gorbachev has not replied to President Reagan’s letter proposing a meeting of top advisers on issues including preparations for a second summit. White House spokesmen said no high level signal from the Soviets and no confirmed response date.
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Washington
Mikhail Gorbachev
Reagan
White House
Larry Speakes
Speakes
George Shultz
Eduard Shevardnadze
Camp David
Shultz
Shevardnadze
Marine One
Brashear
U.S
Arthur A. Hartman
Moscow
Anatoly F. Dobrynin
Gorbachev
Geneva
United States
Libya
Chernobyl
Tokyo
Soviet Union
Marijuana farmers set traps in push to curb illicit weed
A crackdown across Ohio Indiana and Kentucky boosts pot prices as growers defend fields with guard dogs barbed wire and fences. An agent reported animal traps near a field while DEA director James Hogan likened tactics to Vietnam. Federal efforts destroyed over 33.3 million plants. officials say prices rise to 800 to 1000 dollars per pound despite 2.5 million spent.
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Cincinnati
Ohio
Indiana
Kentucky
Vietnam
James Hogan
U.S. Drug Enforcement Agency
Zeese
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