Supreme Court rules teacher speech protected at school board
The Supreme Court unanimously reversed a Wisconsin ruling, holding that a non union teacher may speak at a Madison School Board meeting during bargaining talks. It said excluding Holmquist violated First Amendment rights since the forum was open to direct citizen involvement.
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Ford offered teaching post at University of Michigan
White House aide Maj. Robert Barrett says President Ford was offered a visiting professorship in political science at the University of Michigan, his alma mater. He notes the offer is among many and no decision will be made before Jan. 20 as Ford returns to private life.
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Prosecutor Drops Case Over Hays Mistress Payroll
The Justice Department says it will not prosecute Rep. Wayne Hays of Ohio in the sex scandal case. The investigation is closed and Hays was informed that prosecution has been defined. The scandal led to Hays resigning from Congress last September after nearly 14 terms.
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Rhodes Retains Post as House Republican Leader
Rep. John J. Rhodes of Arizona won unanimous re election to stay Republican leader in the House. He called the 1976 elections a total catharsis that broadened the party’s constituency. Earlier, caucus picks kept Robert Michel as minority whip and John Anderson as caucus chairman. Democrats chose Thomas O Neill to succeed Carl Albert as speaker.
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Oklahoma
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Texas
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LoCascio Defense Seeks Replacement Amid Contempt Claim
Public Defender Lindsay Brew, appointed for 73 year old Frank LoCascio, asks to be removed as counsel after stating the defendant refuses to consult. Judge Harry Ginz may appoint a second lawyer as LoCascio faces murder charges for the deaths of Dr Mark K Tait and Jonathan Horton while undergoing competency psychiatric testing.
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Arizona to abolish good time in criminal code revision
Arizona lawmakers were asked to end the practice of good time credits. Corrections Director John Moran told a seminar that flat sentences would require inmates to serve the minimum term specified by the judge. He cited incentives and job limits as reasons for the change.
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Swine Flu Cases Investigated Across States
The National Center for Disease Control is probing two swine flu cases in separate states. A 23 year old farm worker Don Harris in Brodhead Wisconsin has recovered. Concordia Missouri resident also recovered and investigators see no spread and indicate possible seeding before outbreaks.
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