Former Justice Harlan Dies of Cancer at 72 in Washington
John Marshall Harlan former Supreme Court justice dies of cancer in a Washington hospital at 72. He retired after 18 years on the court and was praised by Nixon and Chief Justice Burger. Funeral services planned in Weston Connecticut.
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Opportunities For Blacks in Virginia Cited
William R. Robertson head of the Office of Minority Economic Development cites progress in Virginia. He reports 106 black businesses started this year employing about 425 people and 661 more blacks at the state level. He notes three black state troopers and growing minority hiring across agencies. The Virginia Investment Program placed 3 million dollars in 22 banks for mortgages and development aiding Lee Wise Buchanan Dickenson Tazewell Russell and Scott counties and urban stability.
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