Stevens Writes First Opinion for Court
Justice John Paul Stevens wrote his first Supreme Court opinion, joining liberal and moderate justices to strike down Civil Service Commission rules barring aliens from federal jobs. The 5 to 4 decision held the commission lacked authority without congressional or presidential authorization to apply different rules to resident aliens than to citizens.
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Dear Abby and Court Rulings Mixed in Widely Read Page
A Dear Abby column offers life advice to a worried mother about a daughter rushing marriage to a flaky fiancé. The page also covers Supreme Court opinions on alien workers, Medicaid eligibility, and federal worker discrimination cases, plus FTC actions on cigarette ads.
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No Nuclear Plant Incidents Amid Low Level NRC Alert
The Nuclear Regulatory Commission says there have been no incidents at the nation’s 58 nuclear plants since a low level preparedness alert issued last week. An NRC spokesman described the alert as precautionary and tied to inconclusive information, with no disclosure of what prompted it.
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