High court term tests conservative limits on abortion and prayer
The Supreme Court in 1991 92 rejected measures to overturn Roe v Wade upholding abortion rights while banning school prayers at graduation. A trio of moderate conservatives OConnor Kennedy and Souter shaped rulings alongside Blackmun and Stevens leaving three conservatives Rehnquist White and Scalia on the outside. The term showed cracks in a supposed conservative turn as courts limited anti abortion aims and preserved access to federal appeals.
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Associated Press
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William H. Rehnquist
Byron R. White
Antonin Scalia
Clarence Thomas
Dick Howard
University of Virginia
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Scalia
O’connor
Howard
White
Blackmun
Stevens
Court splits on abortion stats and parade permits noted
The U S Supreme Court divided on abortion statistics appeals citing a 5 4 split on free speech with moderate conservatives and Stevens and Blackmun in the majority The same day the court barred parade and rally permit fees The article notes the court has grown more conservative since 1986 with Brennan and Marshall long gone and justices Blackmun Stevens O Connor Scalia Kennedy and others shaping the lineup.
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Scalia
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White
Blackmun
Stevens
Reagan
William J. Brennan
Thurgood Marshall
O'Connor
Kennedy
Bush
Souter
Abortion ruling shifts battle to states and ballots
The Supreme Court upholds Roe v Wade while allowing restrictions and 24 hour waits, prompting activists to warn of intensified politics at state levels. Ohio and Utah cite the ruling to defend their bans, while Louisiana and Guam see their near total bans challenged.
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Mitchell Landsberg
Associated Press
Supreme Court
Louisiana
Guam
Robin Rothrock
Shreveport
Pennsylvania
Helen Alvaro
United States Catholic Conference
Ohio
Alabama
Kansas
Maine
North Dakota
Utah
Lee Fisher
Relief supplies reach Sarajevo amid airlift and siege
Three French planes brought about 15 tons of rations plasma and medicine to central Sarajevo for residents under a three month siege. UN trucks guarded by an armored carrier moved supplies to a gym in Skenderija for distribution starting Wednesday as international troops prepare to secure the airport.
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Sarajevo
Bosnia- Herzegovina
U.N
Skenderija
Fabrizio Hochschild
U.N. High
U.N. Security Council
Croatia
Space shuttle crew on sixth day of long mission
Columbia astronauts on the sixth day of a 13 day flight conduct experiments to grow nearly flawless crystals and alloys in heated silicone oil while undergoing medical tests. They paused work for a six minute live interview on Good Morning America.
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Space Center, Houston
Columbia
NASA
Earth
Space
Joan Lunden
Notice of Hearing in Maxine Louk Estate Case 92P35
In Franklin County Kansas probate court a petition to admit the February 27 1992 will to probate and issue Letters Testamentary to George Louk under simplified administration is heard July 23 1992 at 9 30 a.m. in Ottawa. Creditors must file claims within four months from first publication. Beulah M. Shepard petitioner and Williams Bowers Shawdan attorneys represent.
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Franklin County
Kansas
LaVey Maxine Louk
George Louk
Ottawa
Beulah M. Shepard
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