Court Expands Study On Children Rights
The Supreme Court agreed to broaden its review of whether children can challenge parental commitment to mental hospitals. It will examine Pennsylvania and Georgia laws next year, weighing children's due process rights against parental authority. The Pennsylvania and Georgia statutes were struck down for limiting youths rights, with lower courts ruling against parental representation in commitment cases and mandating adversary hearings within days of admission.
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Royals Stadium Tops In AL Attendance
Kansas City Royals GM Joe Burke says the team aims for two million in 1978 attendance as Royals Stadium leads the American League. The club has drawn 800,000 by late spring, well ahead of the AL average, boosted by two straight division titles and a base of 10,000 season tickets. Burke credits hard work, consistency, and owner Ewing Kauffman’s commitment for keeping the club in Kansas City.
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Supreme Court to rule on minority exam bias in LA fire jobs
The Supreme Court agreed to hear whether evidence supports bias in a court-ordered plan for Los Angeles County fire department hiring. A 1973 suit by Black and Mexican American applicants argued written tests produced disparate impact. A 3 percent minority presence prompted broader civil rights implications nationwide.
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Wet Weather Outlook Moves Across Kansas
Light southerly winds and partly cloudy skies give way to rain as a cold front nears. Forecasts show highs in the upper 80s to low 90s today, dipping to the low 80s by Tuesday with showers and possible severe storms tonight and Tuesday. Lows range from mid 50s northwest to upper 60s south and east, with cooler temps on Tuesday and a chance of showers through midweek.
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Wall Street declines amid rising rates and lower volume
The Dow fell to 832.73 as traders noted ongoing rate concerns. The NYSE composite slipped to 54.52 with heavier losers than gainers, while volume at the Big Board eased to 10.99 million shares in two hours. Oil stocks eased after producers froze prices. Ramada Ing led activity, Browning-Ferris lagged.
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IRA Claims Policeman Executed After Ambush
The Irish Republican Army says it killed police constable William Turbitt, 42, who was kidnapped after an ambush at Camlough in South Armagh. Turbitt’s partner Constable Hugh McConnell died in the attack as authorities report the raid and ensuing capture.
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Hearst Heiress Rumor Called Ridiculous By Mother
Patricia Hearst's mother denounced Newsweek's claim she will wed former bodyguard Bernard Shaw while Hearst serves a seven year bank robbery sentence. Shaw, a San Francisco policeman, declined to comment. Newsweek cited unnamed sources.
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