Ford nominates Judge John Paul Stevens to Supreme Court
The nomination signals a shift toward centrist judges on the high court as Judge Stevens of the 7th Circuit meets senators and faces Senate Judiciary Committee hearings. Douglas retires November 12. confirmation could come before year’s end if no unforeseen problems arise.
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Stevens Nominated for Supreme Court by Ford
President Ford named Judge John Paul Stevens to the Supreme Court, a move seen as safe and likely to be confirmed. The nomination would give Republicans seven of nine justices, with Stevens joining Burger Blackmun Rehnquist Powell as Nixon era picks and the court’s swing vote group including White and Stewart. Opinions will reveal Stevens' true ideological stance after rulings begin.
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Virginia
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New Jersey
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Colorado
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Michigan
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U.S. Senate
Reorganization Plans Face Resistance in Virginia Assembly
Richmond reports on Sen. William Hopkins and the Commission on State Government Management urging broad reorganization, including governor empowerment and splitting the Department of Highways and Transportation. skeptics foresee budget limits, possible special session, and wary lawmakers amid a taxing year.
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Virginia General Assembly
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Roanoke
Assembly
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Sembly
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Learning Disabilities in Virginia Education Progress and Needs
A historical overview argues for early screening and coordinated services for learning disabled children. It describes perceptual motor deficits, LD teaching teams, classroom adaptation, medication benefits, and the role of state law in mandating education for all ages. The piece notes local centers, university programs, and private options, urging community support and WAACLD involvement.
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Dilemma of Brazil’s Military Regime Under Geisel
Brazil’s 1964 coup era has stabilized the economy yet tightens political control. Gen. Geisel faces pressures from a right-wing military faction and a growing, though limited, liberal wing. Civic tolerance grows with milder press censorship and a landmark election showing a stronger tolerated opposition. Municipal elections may widen gains for opposing parties.
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Brazil
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Geisel
Latin America
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Sao Paulo
Pets Attack Leads to Dachshund's Death at Winchester Park
Readers discuss dog owner responsibility after two loose dogs mauled a dachshund near the War Memorial Building at Winchester Recreation Park. The owner was cited only with a warning. victims seek stricter penalties to prevent future attacks. Letters also praise and critique Hatch Act commentary and federal employee rights.
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