End of mandatory busing in Los Angeles schools
About 23,000 Los Angeles students began attending their chosen schools as forced busing ended in the nation s second largest district. Supreme Court Justice Rehnquist deferred a final ruling on the NAACP appeal, keeping a possible order in reserve through midweek.
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Los Angeles
U.S. Supreme Court
William Rehnquist
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Roberta Weintraub
Alan Robbins
North Carolina
Charlotte-Mecklenberg
High Court
California
California Supreme Court
NAACP
A. Wallace Tashima
Sth
U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
Rehnquist
Appeals’ Court
War on crime likened to polio fight by Smith
Attorney General William French Smith compared battling violent crime to polio control. He said crime is a blemish yet solvable with sustained, broad action. He cited prison space strain and urged new facilities while noting federal courts are lenient.
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Washington
UPD
William French Smith
America
Smith
ABC
United States
High Court Abolishes Right to Least Restrictive Treatment
The Supreme Court ruled 6 to 3 that Congress did not grant mentally retarded individuals a legal right to treatment designed to be least restrictive. The Pennhurst case would not require transferring all 1,000 plus patients to community settings, though the court stopped short of ruling against any constitutional right to such care. Justice Rehnquist wrote that Section 6010 expresses a preference, not a guaranteed entitlement.
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Washington
Congress
Supreme Court
Pennsylvania
Pennhurst
Pennhurst State School and Hospital
High Court
Jefferson County
Massachusetts
Ocala, Fla
St. Louis
William H. Rehnquist
Rehnquist
Warren
Burger
Potter Stewart
Lewis F. Powell
John Paul Stevens
Harry A. Blackmun
Byron R. White
William J. Brennan
Thurgood Marshall
White
Terri Lee Halderman
Philadelphia
Spring City
Bucks, Chester
Delaware
Montgomery
Sting IV nets 58 handguns and arrests in city crackdown
Police say Sting IV recovered 58 handguns including .22 calibers and a stolen Syracuse officer’s service revolver during an 11 month probe. A World War II Japanese machine gun, 30 cars and a boat were seized. One suspect indicted for arson and grand larceny, with DA noting many detainees are predicate felons facing prison terms.
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Sardino
Reagan
Washington
Syracuse
Louis Marjanni
Larding
Oak Street
Richard Hennessy
Hennessy
Patrick J. Cunningham
Cunningham
Joseph Bigley
Patrick Connelly
Connelly
War Memorial
Police identify suspects across multiple facilities in scattered locales
Police identify a list of suspects with ages and detention sites including Attica Douglas J Blackshear Jamesville Penitentiary Auburn Correctional Facility Camp Pharsalia Albion Camp Adirondack Elmira Correctional Facility and St Lawrence County jail among others. Many entries place suspects in PSB jail Jamesville or other prisons.
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Elias Alexander Jr
Attica
Douglas J. Blackshear
Public Safety Building
William Z. Blake
Jamesville
Gerald Broadwater
Auburn
Harold W. Broadwater
David M. Canastrate
PSB
Joseph M. Converse
John A. Derby
Patrick H. Derby
Andre D. Douthit
Robert D. Dumas
Charles EB. Frisbie
Arthur L. Gist
Page
Camp Pharsalia
Ronald G. Monaghan
Albion
Kenneth FE
Parent
Mark W. Pope
Camp Adirondack
William E. Pulver
Africa
Timothy Schumaker
St. Lawrence County
John Thomas Jr
Elmira Correctional Facility
Homer Thompson
Alpion
Frank J. Trivison
Woodbourn
Eugene van Fossen
Norman G. Wright
Dock Young III
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Nancy Camne
Nevada State Prison
Jonas Salk
Herald- American
Sofa Richmark
E. Genesee St
Till & PM
City OF
U.S
C&m
N. Salina
WEAR
LEAR
New York
Law Enforcement Assistance Administration
District Attorney
Sity
Maesting
Otter
Noni Watchers
Trademar Gutside
GE Weatherlron
Weathertron
General Electric
Liverpool
Charles
Syracuse Agway Petroleum, Corp
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