Override vote looms on veto of library bill
Governor Raul Castro vetoed a measure to restore legislative control over the Library and Archives Division, triggering a likely two thirds override vote in the Arizona Legislature. Senate leaders anticipate enough votes to override, while House Republicans seek the 40 votes needed.
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Phoenix
Raul Castro
State Library and Archives Division
Marguerite Cooley
House
Burton Barr
Senate
Rosenbaum
Arizona
Russian quake rocks central Asia again
Tass reported a moderately strong earthquake in Soviet central Asia with an intensity of six to seven on the Medvedev scale. No damage or injuries were immediately reported though Gazli and Buhkara were affected, as aftershocks followed the earlier May quake that left thousands homeless.
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Moscow
Soviet Central Asia
Tass
Gazli
Bukhara
Kyzylkum Desert
Supreme Court OKs zoning changes via voter referendum
The Supreme Court ruled 6 to 3 that it is constitutional to subject property zoning decisions to a voter referendum. The Eastlake Ohio ordinance requires a 55 percent majority for zoning changes, overturning the Ohio Supreme Court ruling that the measure was an unconstitutional delegation of legislative power.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Eastlake
Ohio
Ohio Supreme Court
Aid to church schools OK upheld by court ruling
The Supreme Court in a 5 to 4 decision upheld Maryland's law providing aid to private colleges including church affiliates. Justice Blackmun wrote for the majority with two concurring opinions. tests require secular use, neutral effect on religion, and limited entanglement. Institutions named include College of Notre Dame Mt. St. Marys Saint Joseph College and Loyola College.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Maryland
Harry A. Blackmun
Blackmun
College of Notre Dame
Mt. St. Mary’s College
Saint Joseph College
Loyola College
St. Joseph
Court Defers to Church Autonomy in Internal Dispute
In a 7 to 2 ruling, the Supreme Court overturned an Illinois ruling in a 13 year fight within the Serbian Eastern Orthodox Church in the United States and Canada. Justice Brennan said civil courts may not intrude on ecclesiastical matters and should respect church tribunals. The dispute centered on bishop Dionisije Milivojevich, removed in 1963 by the Holy Assembly of Bishops headquartered in Belgrade.
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Administration Department
Ray Long
Washington
Supreme Court
Illinois Supreme Court
United States
Canada
Brennan
Dionisije Milivojevich
Holy Assembly of Bishops
Belgrade
Yugoslavia
Medicare Part B premium rises to 7.20 a month
The Medicare Part B premium will increase from 6.70 to 7.20 monthly starting July 1 affecting about 24.6 million seniors and disabled Americans. The rise helps stabilize funding for the supplementary medical insurance program and is limited by a Congressional cap on premium growth.
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Washington
Congress
Social Security Administration
Segregation climbs in the Northeast says survey
AP reports two new government surveys show segregation of black students rose in the Northeast during 1970 to 1974 while overall national trends fell. The study notes black and Spanish-surnamed students faced higher levels of intense segregation, with only 23.4 percent of black students in the South in 1974.
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Washington
Northeast
South
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Sens
Jacob Javits
R-N.y
Edward Brooke
R-Mass
Las Vegas Fire Destroys 25 Businesses. Damages Near 2 Million
A late night blaze at the 40 store Commercial Center in Las Vegas destroyed 25 shops and caused about 2 million dollars in damage. More than 1000 spectators crowded the Strip as firefighters battled the flames for 90 minutes. eight people were injured, five hospitalized for smoke inhalation.
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Las Vegas
Nominations Sought for Pima Superior Court Seat
The Pima County Commission on Trial Court Appointments accepts proposals to fill the Mary Anne Richey vacancy on the Superior Court bench through July 7. Nominations may come from attorneys age 30 with five years residence in Arizona, with questionnaires available from Chief Justice James Duke Cameron or secretary Dorothy S. Fannin at 5731 E. 7th St.
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Mary Anne Richey
Superior Court
Pima County Commission On Trial Court
Arizona
Arizona Supreme Court
James Duke Cameron
Commission
Dorothy S. Fannin
7Th St
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