Supreme Court bars licensing motto enforcement on plates
The Supreme Court, in a 7 to 2 ruling, said states cannot require citizens to display ideological mottos on license plates. The decision favored George and Maxine Maynard of New Hampshire who had covered the motto Live Free or Die to protest its message.
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Andrus Backs Redwood National Park Expansion Plan
Interior Secretary Cecil D. Andrus voiced support Tuesday for a bill to enlarge Redwood National Park by 74,000 acres, despite an anticipated 1,000 to 1,100 local jobs loss in logging and trucking. Emerald Creek Committee backs the move while Eureka lumber unions oppose.
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Family spat kills Michigan House aide
In Lansing Michigan an aide to the state House collapsed and died after a dispute involving a lawmaker and his estranged wife. Robert Murphy 4 was announced dead on arrival at Sparrow Hospital, days after returning to work following a prior heart attack. Sam Rocca and Sal Rocca were named in the incident and involved in the argument outside the chamber.
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