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Pontiac Daily Leader

Location

Pontiac, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jun 13, 1977

Page

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Editorial Government by the courts

Warren E. Burger warns at Columbia Law School that quick substitutes for court procedures are needed or society may be overrun by lawyers and judges. The piece discusses rising judicial activism, its impact on prisons schools and welfare, and the debate over government by non elected officials versus representative democracy.

Warren E. Burger United States American Bar Association Columbia Law School John Marshall Boston Philip Kurland University of Chicago Harvard Nathan Glazer Egal Donald Horowitz Franklin B. Walter Mite Roger Cramton Cornell Law School

Walkout at Illinois women's conference

The Illinois International Women's Year Conference adopted a ERA passage resolution amid 130 votes in 90 minutes. About 500 attendees walked out after a single vote on remaining resolutions. Key speakers included Bella Abzug and Senator Charles Percy urging equal rights and broader reform.

Mary Jean Collins Illinois State University U.S Bella Ab Zug New York City Charles Percy R-Il

Graymont Notes on Fairly Family and Local Sports

Mrs Kay Fairly Charleston a former Graymont resident had an emergency appendectomy June 8. Clark Fairly son of Ron and Kay Fairly Charleston made county horse judging team. Graymont Willing Workers 4 Hurts softball lost to Fairbury 12 1 in five innings. Graymont next plays Pontiac H at H Park. E5 Debbie DeBartoli left for Charleston SC after 30 day leave. sister Donna DeBartoli will spend three weeks vacation.

Claire Ryerson Graymont Kay Fairly Charleston Clark Fairly Ron Fairly Fairlys Graymont Willing Workers Fairbury Jeanne Metz Barb Metz Jan Zehr Terrie Hoerner Beth Carroll Esmen Claire S. Potter Connie Kay Jones Huffman Junior High Joliet Connie Nazarine Church Jackie Jones Debbie DeBartoli S.C Thomas DeBartoli Donna DeBartoli

Black youths kill whites in S. Africa

Three black youths armed with automatics opened fire on four white men at a department store garage in Johannesburg. Two mechanics died and a third was wounded. police seized three pistols and two grenades. The motive is unclear but linked to Soweto unrest anniversary. Security police sealed the area as witnesses described the attack.

Maureen Johnson Associated Press Johannesburg South Africa John Vorster Gertrude Preston

Cullom Nature Club Reports Bake Sale and Bird Notes

The Cullom Nature Club met at Mrs. Joseph F. Koerner's home Friday afternoon. Mrs. James Anderson reported a bake sale set for June 4. Mrs. Rosina Brydon led bird roll call, two articles were read by Mrs. Gertrude Kingdon, and lunch followed the meeting.

Cullom Joseph F. Koerner James Anderson Rosina Brydon Gertrude Kingdon

Supreme Court faces clash of values in 1970s rulings

The piece surveys Supreme Court decisions in 1977 on cruel punishment, federalism, and obscenity. It notes a shift toward local standards in obscenity cases and a rollback on federal wage rules for municipal workers, highlighting evolving judicial values and turning points in constitutional interpretation.

Anthony Lewis N.Y Supreme Court Congress Jerry Lee Smith Des Moines Towa Mount Ayr Guthrie Center Smith Iowa

Local residents attend gatherings and graduations across area

A series of visits and celebrations recounted include Forrest Johnson's family birthday gathering in Champaign, relatives at Normal's TSSCS pilgrimage, and graduations in Decatur and Marengo. Other items note travels to Austin, Conn., Hillcrest, and Cerro Gordo, plus a large chicken dinner for 200 hosted in town.

Forrest David Johnson Paul DuQuoin Raymond Johnson Sr Ramada Inn Champaign David Bert Kilgore Joliet Earl Dozier Austin Tex Bertha Maurer Fairbury Leona Wallace Jeanne Righter Wilbur Schneider Ellington Beatrice Wenger Harold Jones Decatur Cerro Gordo High School Ervin Schrofs Alvin Dyers Vernon Edelmans Ervin Schrof S. Center St

Illinois lawmakers charged $12853 trip to study California welfare

A group of 11 Illinois legislators and five staff members on the Legislative Advisory Committee on Public Aid spent $12,853.04 for a five day trip in February to San Francisco and Long Beach to study California welfare systems. The trip covered hotel, meals, and transport, with some members bringing spouses at their own expense. One participant criticized the voyage though others defended it as productive and justified.

Springfield California Associated Press Illinois Legislative Advisory Committee On General Assembly State Department of Public Aid Cook County Sheraton Fisherman's Wharf San Francisco Mittee Queen Mary Hotel Long Beach Illinois Comeal Davis Chicago Susan Catania

Book links British government with T E Lawrence murder

British biographer Desmond Stewart claims in a forthcoming biography that the government ordered or suppressed evidence to murder T E Lawrence after his 1935 Dorset motorcycle crash. He asserts a corporal saw a black car at the scene and that inquest testimony was restricted. Stewart links the theory to Lawrence's alleged far right views and possible future conflict with Britain.

Jeff Bradley Associated Press London Lawrence of Arabia Lawrence Dorset Desmond Stewart T.E. Lawrence Britain United States Stewart George V Henry Williamson Oswald Mosley British Union of Fascists Berlin Hitler Middle East Der’a Azra

Cullom Visits and Arkansas Family Return Home

Cullom Mrs Irene Koerner and Mrs Josephine Deynier of Naples Fla are visiting relatives in Cullom. Mr and Mrs Paul Jehle and two daughters of Salem Ark have returned home after a week with Minnie Jehle and others.

Irene Koerner Cullom Josephine Deynier Naples Fla Paul Jehle Salem, Ark Minnie Jehle

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