School prayer returns to Supreme Court term
The 1984 85 Supreme Court term opens with school prayer again before justices as they weigh a moment of silence and broader religion cases. Questions include shared time instruction in parochial schools and Sabbath employee protections amid a conservative turn. Justice Blackmun, 75, noted potential vacancies in the coming years.
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Supreme Court term docket covers police, immunity, and free speech
The term includes questions on deadly force in pursuit of suspects from non violent crimes, unlawful searches of students, detentions without probable cause, and police stopping suspects. It also reviews selective prosecution, PAC spending limits, environmental cleanup funding, death penalty drug protocols, CIA source disclosure, transit wage rules, out of state lawyer residency bans, and libel damages for non media defendants.
New U.S. homes in 1983 larger than 1982 houses
The Census Bureau and HUD report that single family homes completed in 1983 averaged 1,565 square feet, up from 1,520 in 1982. Median size peaked in 1978 at 1,655 square feet, then declined with the recession per the National Association of Home Builders.
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