Supreme Court Faces Full State In Stretch Run
The Supreme Court must accelerate to finish by July, with 66 argued cases left. Tuesday yielded five opinions none major, including a shrimp vein-removal patent ruling. Key issues include death penalty legality, antitrust exemptions for baseball, and wiretapping without warrants.
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Little Rock
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Earl Warren
Warren Burger
California
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Nixon Official Takes Grain Job
A senior Nixon farm official Clarence D Palmby plans to leave the Agriculture Department to head European operations for Continental Grain Co in New York. The move follows his key role in U S Soviet grain talks as the firm aims to boost sales to Moscow amid ongoing trade expansion discussions. Palmby, 56, has a long background in international farm policy and previously led a U S team to Moscow for grain talks.
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Dam Judged Safe Before Disaster
A West Virginia dam collapse killed 118 people and left seven missing. Deputy says a mining-company official declared the Buffalo Creek dam safe less than two hours before it broke, hindering an evacuation. The official, Steve Dasovich, defended his call while others urged immediate evacuation.
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