States gain power to fund parochial school aid
The Supreme Court allows states to spend tax dollars on textbooks and some services for parochial students while banning field trips and lending equipment. The decision, split among nine justices, permits diagnostic testing and certain on site services but blocks direct aid that would advance sectarian education.
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Supreme Court
Ohio
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Marshall
Warren E. Burger
Byron R. White
William H. Rehnquist
Powell
Local students win internships and degrees in national programs
Mason earns Washington press internship as ASU credit. Schultz and Williams receive MIT degrees in chemical engineering and electrical engineering. Martinez, Hicks, Reinke win Pacific awards. Townes named to dean’s list at Sam Houston State. Mann completes Emory dentistry degree and plans board exam.
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K. L. Mason
E. Mitchell Drive
Washington, D.C
Arizona State University
Mason
ASU
State Press
William Randolph Hearst
Arcadia High School
Jane A. Schultz
Carl W. Warner
E. Cholla St
John D. Williams
Lawrence Williams
E. Calle Tuberia
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Cambridge
Mass
Shultz
Williams
John Charles Townes
Sam Houston State University
Huntsville
Tex
Townes
Judson School
Paradise Valley
GM to aid Arabs in building Jeep like vehicles report
Al Ahram reports GM will cooperate with the Arab Military Industrial Authority formed by Egypt Saudi Arabia Qatar and the UAE to produce Jeep like general purpose vehicles. GM in Detroit denies knowledge of the claim while Israel trade ties remain unchanged.
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General Motors
al Ahram
Detroit
Israel
Arab Military Industrial Authority
Egypt
Saudi Arabia
Qatar
United Arab Emirates
Alexandria
Two Condemned Men Await Court Ruling In Phoenix
The Supreme Court was expected to decide Monday whether to delay the executions of two men slated for Wednesday in the old State Prison gas chamber. John Henry Knapp, 90, of Mesa, killed his daughters by arson. Paul William Jordan, 37, Texas, faced a robbery murder sentence. Deputy warden Wright said staff faced uncertainty as hours passed without word from the court.
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U.S. Supreme Court
John Henry Knapp
Mesa
Paul William Jordan
Texas
Knapp
Linda
Iona
Jordan
Tempe
John
Wright
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