Court Hears Men's Side in Tax Exemption Case
The Supreme Court granted a Miami widower Mel Kahn a hearing challenging Florida law that grants a $500 property tax exemption to widows but not widowers. The case, to be heard in the next months, marks the court’s foray into discrimination against men alongside a separate matter on sex discrimination in hiring.
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Secrecy Marking Ford UAW Talks Ahead of Strike
Detroit reports secrecy surrounds Ford Motor Co and United Auto Workers as they near a Friday strike deadline. The blackout ends daily briefings and bars spokesmen from commenting while talks occur at Ford World Headquarters in Dearborn.
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Idaho planner Nichols resigns to join Alaska firm
Glenn W Nichols director of the State planning and Community Affairs agency resigns effective Oct. 31 to join a private firm in Anchorage Alaska. Gov. Cecil D Andris accepted the resignation with a sense of personal loss. Robert Wise will serve as acting state planning director during the transition.
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