Supreme Court hears welfare due process questions
The court weighs whether welfare authorities may terminate benefits with adequate notice and an opportunity to be heard. Brennan argues due process requires timely, tailored hearings and counsel if desired, beyond mere written submissions. Dissenters Burger Black and Stevens challenge the ruling, noting new regulations expanding attorney appointment for recipients.
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Cureult Court of Appeals
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Nixon Orders Troops to Move NY Mail Amid Postal Strike
President Nixon announced the deployment of National Guard and Army Reservists to man post offices as postal workers strike. He urged understanding for workers and blamed continued reform delays for the crisis. The Post Office reported about 183,307 idle workers and 51,124 strikers who had returned to work. Secretary Resor said troops could enter post offices within hours, with Guardsmen first on duty and Reservists added if needed.
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Resor
National Guards
Long Beach Mail Walkout Likely as Votes Loom
Mail shipments from Los Angeles post offices ease tensions but the scene grows uncertain as Worldways closes and Terminal Annex continues. Union locals urge a strong margin in tonight’s vote, with Orange County carriers joining the walkout and Teamsters backing the protesters.
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Fullerton
Yorba Linda
Sturgeon
Oil & Chemical Workers Hall
Willow St
Teamsters Union
Teamsters
Key Cities Consider National Postal Strike Action
Postal strike prospects loom as seven unions push for talks after most regions report no active walkouts. Postmaster General Blount notes lifted embargoes in the East and Midwest with clerks returning to backlog work. Union leaders press for resolution while threatening broader walkouts and appealing to AFL-CIO President Meany for support.
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Tex
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Tenn
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Seattle
Wash
Washington
D.C
Nightclub rocked by bomb injures 15 in New York
A pipe bomb exploded Sunday night at Manhattan's Electric Circus discotheque injuring 15, including eight North Carolina college students on Easter recess. One youth had a fractured leg and another burns. Police disarmed a second bomb at a nearby bank. a Bronx brokerage blast occurred 20 hours earlier without injuries.
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Wleetrie Circus
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Cullowhee, MC
Two More Opposed to Carswell
Senators Frank Church and Stuart Symington publicly oppose Judge G Harrold Carswell for the Supreme Court raising the count of opponents to 32. Symington criticizes his lower court record while Church calls his jurisprudence pedestrian lacking notable decisions.
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Washington
UPI
Frank Church
Didaho
Stuart Symington
D-Mo
G. Harrold Carswell
Supreme Court
US rejects Israel plea for more fighter jets
Secretary Rogers announced a U S decision to decline Israel on a request for replacement aircraft and additional jets while offering 100 million dollars in economic aid. He defended the stance as prudent noting Israel's air capacity suffices for now and pledged continued scrutiny of Soviet arms support to Egypt.
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Ho Chi Minh Trail
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Russia
Egypt
Aid Receiver Seeks Repair Or Refund From Prestige Enterprises
From A-L went dead in eight months and aid quit working. January brought a return for repair or refund, but no response. Meg Slella Fore Jeha in customer service said the unit was sent to the factory for repair Feb Wi with a special rush. The Mouston BBB notes manager Thomas Doss sells many mail order items under various names and addresses, now largely ignoring inquiries.
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Slella
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Sahat
Mouston Better Business Bureau
Thomas Doss
Bureau
Ycamaptannte
BBB
East Long Beach Group Seeks Spanish Library Material
The East Long Beach Neighborhood Council plans to expand a Spanish language reading collection for locals who cannot easily visit the public library. Donations of books magazines newspapers pamphlets and other Spanish reading materials are welcome and will be distributed through the neighborhood center at 2338 E Anaheim St Long Beach.
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Long Beach
Pope Pleads for Peace and Justice on Palm Sunday
Pope Paul VI renewed a plea for peace amid impassioned remarks in St. Peter's Square during Palm Sunday. He warned against fragile compromises and urged youth to listen within, while recalling Christ as a beacon of liberation and peace for all humanity. Thousands of pilgrims received his blessing as palm and olive branches were presented at the basilica entrance.
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