Nixon Loses Tapes as U S Court Upholds Access
The Supreme Court ruled 7 to 2 that former President Nixon cannot keep White House tapes and documents. The ruling upholds Congress 1974 seizure of nearly 5 000 hours of tapes and 42 million pages, paving the way for public access though challenges may continue. Justice Brennan authored the majority with Stewart Marshall Stevens. Burger and Rehnquist dissented.
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Richard Carell
Washington
Supreme Court
Richard M. Nixon
White House
Congress
Nixon
General Services Administration
High Court
Watergate
Leon Jaworski
United States
Jaworski
San Clemente
William J. Brennan
Potter Stewart
Thurgood Marshall
John Paul Stevens
Byron R. White
Lewis F. Powell
Harry A. Blackmun
Warren E. Burger
William H. Rehnquist
Court Decision Allows Lawyers to Advertise Fees For Routine Services
A 5-4 high court ruling ends bans on legal fee advertising, allowing lawyers to publish their charges for routine tasks such as wills and uncontested divorces. The decision aims to aid consumers, contrasting with persistent bans and ABA ethics that restrict fee ads. It may presage broader fee disclosures by other professions.
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Washington
Supreme Court
High Court
States
American Bar Association
Fleetwood Mac Concert in Syracuse Canceled
The Fleetwood Mac show at the War Memorial in Central New York with Kenny Loggins was canceled this morning due to a throat ailment affecting Stevie Nicks. Over 10,000 tickets at $6.50 each were sold. refunds offered immediately. The promoter stated the cancellation is final and not postponed, with no rescheduling announced. Nicks sought treatment in New York City.
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Fleetwood Mac
At the War Memorial
Kenny Loggins
New York
Cedric Kushner
WOUR
Stevie Nicks
Miss Nicks
New York City
Kushner
Donald
Pete” Napier
Carol Leskoske
Carey vows no-fault talks and topless-dance ban
Albany Governor Hugh L. Carey reiterates opposition to laetrile legalization and says he will negotiate a compromise on no-fault auto insurance. He pledges to sign a bill banning topless dancing in taverns and restaurants holding liquor licenses. He would veto a terminal cancer laetrile bill and opposes a $15,000 injury threshold no-fault proposal, signaling possible talks on medical and legal costs.
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Albany
Hugh L. Carey
New York State Liquor Authority
Carey
Tarky Lombardi Jr
R-50th
Senate
Warren M. Anderson
Decriminalization bill passes Assembly on marijuana vote
The New York Assembly approved a bill decriminalizing seven eighths of an ounce of marijuana after two hours of debate. Gov. Carey backs the measure, with Senate action likely. The vote was 79 to 64, with Onondaga and Central New York members opposing. Penalties rise to fines up to 250 dollars on third offense within 36 months. Duryea shifted from no to yes, reflecting Democratic majority support.
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Kenn Peters
Albany Bureau
Albany — State Assembly
Senate
Hugh L. Carey
Onondaga County
New York
Frederick D. Schmidt
Woodhaven
State Conservative Committee
James Hurley
R-Lyons
Hurley
Assembly
Perry B. Duryea
Duryea
H. Douglas Barclay
H-Pulaski
FBI probe nabs Buffalo officials
FBI recovered a stolen Rembrandt painting and arrested two Buffalo officials as part of a widening corruption probe that extends to six states. An informer, now in Witness Protection, flagged a $6,500 bribe and meetings with officials including Erie County Legislature leader James Arcadi and assistant district attorney Richard Mancuso, who pleaded innocent to one count of second degree bribe receiving.
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Buffalo
FBI
Erie County
Rembrandt
le Rabbin
The
Leon Bonat
Bayonne
France
Charles Carlo
Carlo
Richard Rogge
James Arcadi
Arcadi
Fry
Richard Mancuso
Mancuso
Arca
H. Buswell Roberts
Stormy Showers Predicted Near Syracuse as Storms Move In
The weatherman at Hancock Airport forecasts damaging storms likely through tomorrow for the Syracuse area. Clouds move in this afternoon with a 70 percent chance of storms and a tonight low around 5 to 70 degrees. Tomorrow brings more wet weather and a high near 80. Winds vary 5 to 15 mph with gusts during storms.
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Hancock Airport
Syracuse
Elizabeth Taylor Upset Over Graved Theft Of Mike Todd
Elizabeth Taylor told Forest Park police she is very upset by the theft of her husband Mike Todd's remains. John Springer spokesman said Taylor, now married to John Warner, has been in contact with police and will stay in touch.
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Forest Park
Elizabeth Taylor
Mike Todd
Navy
John Warner
John Springer
Miss Taylor
New York
Springer
Second Buffalo officer charged in teen slaying case
In Buffalo a second police officer Gary Atti aged 25 was charged with first degree manslaughter in the gang beating death of 18 year old Richard Long. Fellow officer Phillip Gramaglia 30 pleaded not guilty and posted 5000 bail. All three officers were suspended without pay as the case unfolds.
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Buffalo
Gary Atti
Felow
Phillip Gramaglia
Richard Long
North
Long
Samuel Fusco
Fusco
Gramaglia
Atti
Atty
Frank Clark
Stanley Makowski
Richard Long Sr
Look Magazine
U.S
Vance Hartke
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