Supreme Court Immunity Ruling Sparks Judicial Tyranny Critique
An opinion argues the Supreme Court has granted judges immunity from civil liability for acts beyond due process. It cites Judge Harold D. Stump’s 1971 sterilization order of a 15 year old and warns the ruling could embolden future tyrannical court action despite past limits.
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United States Supreme Court
High Court
Indiana
Harold D. Stump
DeKalb County
Ind
Supreme Court
Stump
7Th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
Republicans and Democrats brace for 1978 midterm race
Congress faces a pivotal 1978 midterm with incumbency and party control shaping the fight. Democrats hold 288 of 435 House seats and 62 of 100 Senate seats while voters cite taxes inflation energy and farm prices as top concerns.
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Congressional Quarterly
Washington
Congress
House
Senate
Carter
White House
Bill Frenzel
R-Minn
Americans For Democratic Action
ADA
California
Oklahoma
Texas
Wisconsin
New Hampshire
Arkansas
Jim Guy Tucker
Ray Thornton
Thornton
Handley High Coach Gary Brown Earns District Two Coach of the Year
Handley High School cross country mentor Gary Brown earns District Two Coach of the Year honors as he pursues national coach of the year consideration. His teams hold a seven year record including six straight state titles and a 59 percent dual meet mark, with standout alumni such as Scott Haack. The national selection is announced June 23.
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Gary Brown
Handley High School
Winchester Area
Brown
Virginia
West Virginia
Maryland
Pennsylvania
New Jersey
Delaware
National High School Coaches Association
Winchester
Ken Morrison
Scott Haack
Clemson
National Coaches Organization
Geology Proves Nothing Says Bible Establishes Creation
Letter writers dispute creation and geology claims citing Psalms and Deuteronomy and oppose infidelity arguments. The author stresses scripture and divine creation while warning against secular geology used to undermine biblical history. Sandy Schline of Zero Population Growth counters Kilpatrick's column urging global cooperation and zero population growth policies.
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the Star
James K. Kilpatrick
Kilpatrick
U.S
Sandy Schline
Zero Population Growth, Inc
Washington, D.C
The Winds of Mortality Reflections From a Weekend Column
A reflective column ties aging public figures to mortality. It notes Senator James Eastland leaving politics at 73 after health concerns. It compares Karl Wallenda’s death on a Puerto Rico wire walk and critiques Kissinger's portrait amid Washington officialdom. The piece muses on aging, media, and the sense of fading youth.
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Y. Times News Service
New York
James
Eastland
Jim
Karl Wallenda
Puerto Rico
the Rutles
Henry Kissinger
State Department
Washington
Kissinger
Carter aims for plain English in federal rules
Washington editorial critiques Carter executive order to simplify regulations. It notes drafting by White House staff, warns of bureaucratic jargon, and mocks long rules like OSHA's 37 pages. The piece urges perseverance despite entrenched legal language and unclear guidance.
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Washington Star Syndicate Inc
Washington
Carter
Mideast
Johnson
Nixon
Ford
White House
Mr. Carter
OSHA
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