States Cannot Bar Interstate Truckers, Supreme Court Rules
The Supreme Court ruled states may not bar interstate truckers from their highways even for repeated illegal overloading. Debate followed on highway impact and enforcement of state weight limits. Democrats Monroney and Harris suggested more police power for states, while the American Trucking Associations argued current laws are adequate.
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Supreme Court ruling outlines ICC and state powers in trucking cases
The court rejects arguments to curb ICC authority over trucking regulation, upholds penalties and permits control for interstate commerce. It notes states may impose fines for weight violations and discusses cases on taxes, labor representation, veterans hospital negligence, water fluoridation, and police blood tests. The decision day also includes holiday recess and forthcoming session.
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Construction spending shows mixed growth in November
Federal agencies note weak overall construction records in November but private spending and state local outlays drive activity. Departments of Commerce and Labor project a diverging trend with federal spending lagging while private and local sectors surge.
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Harriman Opposes Tax Concessions to Lure Industry
Governor-elect Averell Harriman said he would oppose tax reductions to attract new industry, calling such concessions creeping socialism. Speaking to about 60 Hudson Valley business leaders, he argued every industry should pay its own taxes and warned against shifting the burden. He outlined an economic survey plan and discussed unemployment in five cities, promising study of a state sponsored construction development program if approved by the Legislature.
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