Justice Brennan on Boston busing and other high court actions
The article notes Justice Brennan opposing Boston busing, citing increased segregation via white flight. It then outlines Supreme Court review items on state vs federal jurisdiction over pollution and air controls, resident tuition laws, and pending rulings on death penalty, obscenity, abortion funding, witness statements, drugs, migrant labor, Alaska oil, and a Detroit layoff report. It highlights EPA appeals, residency rules for universities, and a fall term reargument for Fower. The Detroit layoffs set a record low headcount for the year.
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Recession ends claim from two economists
Two economists urged patience as the recession ends, warning that deficits and money supply expansion could spur another downturn. Nobel laureate Friedrich von Hayek on a separate program said inflation cures require stopping money printing and that unemployment may rise above 13 or 14 percent temporarily to stabilize the economy. He cautioned the recovery may be slow and could stretch beyond a year.
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Tucson Daily Citizen Association Press Rates Notice
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Earthquake hits Mindoro in central Philippines
An intensity four quake struck Mindoro between Mindoro and Romblon, about 158 miles south of Manila. Across the globe CIA disbandment draws partisan debate as Proxmire and Goldwater clash over abolition versus defense. Susan Saxe pleads innocent to first degree murder in the 1970 Boston bank holdup case and is ordered to a psychiatric competency exam. Dynamite found in a West Side garbage load prompts bomb squad safety checks. A Chicago Daily News report cites U.S. authorities aiding hill tribes in Southeast Asia in opium production and export.
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New York governor denies influence on oil profits
Gov. Hugh Carey calls a report that he used influence to help his brother and Alabama oilman Chamberlain profit from embargo price controls a fabrication and a lie. He says his 14 years in Congress were transparent and he never pressured Commerce or the Federal Energy Office.
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