Sniper Squads Nabbed In Manila Amid Martial Law
Philippine armed forces arrested an undetermined number of men in raids across the greater Manila area and confiscated sniper rifles and explosives. Information Secretary Tatad said details were scarce as dissident death squads were believed to target President Ferdinand E. Marcos and officials urged courtesy and fairness in upholding the law during the martial law period.
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Supreme Court Overrules Maryland On Welfare
The Supreme Court unanimously struck down Maryland welfare rules denying aid when the father is on strike or fired. It affirmed a federal court ruling that the state’s regulations conflict with federal welfare rules, leaving how the federal stance will be clarified unclear. Four other states also bar aid to eligible strikers.
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