Capital Punishment High On SC Agenda
The Supreme Court faces major questions in the 1975 76 term including capital punishment and Justice Douglas who, despite a stroke, remains active. Justices meet a week early to screen the growing caseload, with about 750 appeals pending. The term will also review federal campaign limits and school busing disputes as it revisits death penalty legality.
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Supreme Court
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Douglas
Yakima
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Ford
North Carolina
Frisco Rebounds With Fun In Fog
In Golden Gate Park a huge free Unity Fair drew 40 000 to 50 000 people amid fog and grass. The Grateful Dead played after Jefferson Starship as speakers touted meditation and support for the San Quentin Six. A baby’s birth backstage drew cheers as costumes ranged from jeans to evening attire.
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Drama In Restaurant Basement
Three Jamaican gunmen held seven Italian waiters hostage in the Spaghetti House Knightsbridge basement for a second day after invading at 1 45 am Sunday to steal the night’s proceeds. One hostage escaped with the money, police said no bargain would be struck. a hostage was released as a gesture of good faith. In a separate note, the history of radio is recalled with Marconi’s early wireless milestones from 1895 to the first transatlantic message in 1901.
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Thousands Of Students Idle In Strike Torn School Year
Teachers across Boston enter a second week of action as state and regional walkouts disrupt education for hundreds of thousands. In New York Illinois Pennsylvania Delaware Massachusetts and Indiana public schools face staffing and wage disputes. Boston faces a heavy attendance drop and a daily fine risk.
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Portugal declares real emergency as premier seizes stations
Premier Jose Pinheiro de Azevedo declared Portugal in a real emergency and sent troops to seize Lisbon radio and television stations controlled by Communists and ultra leftists. He said the move aimed to prevent manipulation of information and avoid a state of emergency while noting disorder from veterans and protests abroad. President Costa Gomes is abroad in Poland.
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Portugal
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Francisco da Costa Gomes
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Oporto
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