Black House in Alexandria Goes Up For Sale After Justice Black’s Death
The three story Georgian row house in Alexandria Virginia where Justice Hugo L Black lived for over thirty years is for sale. Books and notes are being catalogued for possible university and archives transfers while the Supreme Court collection will be chosen from the remainder. The estate includes a yard with tennis courts and fruit trees with a Virginia law preventing split of the property influencing future owners.
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California poised to rename 19 state colleges as universities
Gov Ronald Reagan said he will sign a bill to allow state college campuses to call themselves state university campuses if they meet certain criteria. A college spokesman said it is a name change to boost prestige. The move drew some criticism from the University of California system which has nine campuses.
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