Supreme Court to hear major gerrymandering case
The Supreme Court opens its term to decide if partisan district drawing violates the one person one vote standard. Indiana's reapportionment dispute highlights claims that computer aided redistricting advantages the in power party and may affect control of the House. Both parties use districting to maximize wins, raising central questions about judicial involvement in political mapping.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Indiana
Massachusetts
Elbridge Gerry
Burial ends three year dispute over fetuses in LA county
The burial of 16,433 aborted fetuses, dubbed the innocent dead by President Reagan, concluded a three year legal battle over whether Los Angeles County could give the remains to religious groups for interment. About 400 anti abortionists attended with a Marine color guard as six fetuses were interred in three graves at Odd Fellows Cemetery.
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Calif
Reagan
Odd Fellows Cemetery
U.S. Marine
Rodney Brooks
The
Baptist Fundamentalist Church of
Mike Antonovich
U.S
Robert Dornan
R-Calif
Joseph Montoya
Antonovich
Kathleen Crow
Marine
Jeannette Dreisbach
Woodland Hills
Marvin Weisburg
American Civil Liberties Union
Los Angeles Coun
Feminist Women's Health Center of
Catholic League For
U.S. Supreme Court
Government's wallet is empty
Reagan warned that by tomorrow the federal treasury would be nearly exhausted and a financial emergency loomed as the debt ceiling limit neared. Treasury officials said paychecks would be issued, but major spending would halt if lawmakers failed to raise the limit. Senate votes supported the amendment, yet failed to reach a two thirds majority as opposition warned of unfair cuts and exemptions.
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Reagan
Treasury
White House
Albert R. Brashear
Max Friedersdorf
Sens
Phil Gramm
R-Texas
Warren Rudman
R-N.h
Ernest F. Hollings
D-S.c
Congress
Senate
Dole
Robert C. Byrd
D-W.va
Sinai gunman identity dispute clouds Egypt Israel clash
Israel and Egypt dispute whether a gunman who killed seven near Ras Bourka was an Egyptian soldier or police officer. The attacker opened fire on his unit and on Israeli tourists, then was captured after reportedly killing his commanding officer. Egypt says the man was a police officer, potentially avoiding treaty violations. Witnesses described multi direction gunfire. autopsies were planned to determine weapon use. Varying casualty reports and a rapid international response followed, including a hospital transport by helicopter and a U S led multinational force. The incident prompted Israel to demand an explanation from Cairo about treaty compliance and casualty treatment. President Mubarak called the shooting a small accident.
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Jerusalem
Israel
Egypt
Sinai Peninsula
Ras Bourka
Taba
Mordechai Gur
Gur
Eilat
Sinai
Hadassah Hospital
Foreign Ministry
Moshe Arens
Gulf of Aqaba
Cairo
Hosni Mubarak
Cleveland Campus Confusion and the Rise of University Heights
The account traces early Cleveland University obliquely through transfers from Oberlin, a 1852 building move, and a rapid collapse after Mahan’s December 1852 resignation. It notes resulting neighborhood name shifts to South Side, Tremont, Idlewood, and finally University Heights, before Oberlin’s continued strong academic reputation.
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West Seventh Street
Jefferson Avenue
Mahan
Hutter
Vacha
Thirza Pelton
Lkely
Hamiston
Cleveland Institute
Western College of Homeopathic Medicine
Gospel Worker Society
Homeopathic College
Michigan
Adrian College
University Heights
South Side
Tremont
Idlewood
Cleveland University
John Carroll
Oberin
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