Stevens rejection gains after discrimination remark sparks NOW plea
The National Organization for Women asks President Ford to withdraw John Paul Stevens nomination after he said blacks are a more disadvantaged group than women. Stevens testifies before the Senate Judiciary Committee and defends equality while questioning the ERA’s impact.
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Washington
National Organization For Women
Ford
Supreme Court
John Paul Stevens
Stevens
Senate Judiciary Committee
Senate
High Court
Court to Decide Environmental Impact for Resort Developments
The Supreme Court agreed to rule if the Department of Housing and Urban Development must issue environmental impact statements for proposed real estate developments marketed in interstate commerce. The case could affect hundreds of projects in resort housing and suburban subdivisions in major multistate cities including New York Chicago and Washington. The court also agreed to hear a Massachusetts case on whether a prison official must share informer information with a protesting inmate and postponed action on Nebraska news groups bid to block a murder trial coverage restriction. The justices denied tribal requests for more compensation for land taken.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Department of Housing and Urban Development
New York
Chicago
Massachusetts
Nebraska
Dog sleuth helps reunite owners with lost pets
Mount Prospect Illinois AP former bill collector Bob Franks uses ad hotline and a self founded Society of St. Francis to locate and return lost dogs. He has returned 84 dogs, aims for national members and break even, relying on phone outreach and shelter guidance.
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Mount Prospect
Ill
Bob Franks
The
Society of St. Francis
Franks
Chicago
Saint of Animals
Illinois State Federation of Humane Societies
U.S. veto blocks UN censure of Israel attacks
United States vetoed a Security Council resolution condemning Israeli air strikes on Palestinian camps in Lebanon. Moynihan urged broader condemnation of all violence, but amendments to cover Palestinian raids failed. Eleven members supported the veto while thirteen backed the resolution, Costa Rica abstaining.
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United States
United Nations Security Council
Lebanon
U.S
Daniel Patrick Moynihan
Council
Middle East
Israel
Costa Rica
Moynihan
United
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Tanzania
Iraq
Guyana
Mauritania
Soviet Union
China
Byelorussia
Britain
France
Italy
Japan
Sweden
YW plans hanging of greens event at YWCA Ranch House
The annual hanging of the greens will be on Wednesday from 10 to 11 30 a.m. at the YWCA Ranch House 4615 N Granite Reef Rd. Visitors may have coffee view crafts demonstrations and bring donation items for the YWCA boutique.
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YWCA
Granite Reef Rd
Church mulls 1976 presidential bid after CIA probe
Sen. Frank Church, chair of the Senate Intelligence Committee, says he may seek the Democratic nomination in 1976. He plans to form a committee next week to gauge support and fund a late entry campaign. Aides say he is likely to announce after year’s start.
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Los Angeles
Frank Church
Senate Intelligence Committee
Church
Washington
Central Intelligence Agency
State Department
CIA
Idaho Democrat
Hearst prosecutors push gag order on defense
Prosecutors seek a gag order barring F. Lee Bailey and Al Johnson from public comment in the Patricia Hearst case. They accuse the defense of a publicity drive to evoke sympathy and influence jurors. Johnson defends the move as inappropriate and notes prior government comments affected innocence perceptions.
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SAN Francisco
Patricia Hearst
F. Lee Bailey
al Johnson
Johnson
United States
25 Await Second Coming in Arkansas Vigil
In Grannis Arkansas 25 believers shelter in a brick house awaiting the second coming. The 70 day vigil drew attention as residents heard rumors of screams and white robe processions but Bard assures peaceful prayer and study. The Arkansas Gazette defended the group's religious freedom and criticized local officials for intruding.
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Grannis
Ark
Elizabeth Nance Bard
Mrs. Bard
The
Gazette
Kissinger delays Moscow trip over nuclear deal assurances
Secretary of State Kissinger pauses final timing for a Moscow visit awaiting Soviet assurances on breaking the nuclear arms deadlock. Ford spoke with Kissinger as Brezhnev pledged efforts to avoid nuclear conflagration while talks hinge on Backfire bomber and cruise missile limits.
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Henry A. Kissinger
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Soviet Union
Ford
Kissinger
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Communist Party
Leonid I. Brezhnev
Ussr
Anatoly F. Dobrynin
State Department
Brezhnev
Europe
Cuba
Havana
Spain
U.S
Vladivostok
United States
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SLA
Oliver J. Carter
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Stetson Drive
Museum of
Stations of the Cross
Limoges
Green Acres
Vlea
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Frank Milano Music CO
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