High Court curbs power of federal judges in contempt cases
The Supreme Court builds a majority to limit federal contempt penalties. It rules six months or more requires a jury trial, shifting long standing practice. Civil contempt remains without mandatory jury trials as a tool to enforce court orders.
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Ebenezer Church Memorial Service Set Near Gore
The Ebenezer Christian Church near Gore announces a Sunday memorial service open to the public with all day events and dinner on the grounds. Forrest E Jones of Braddock Street Methodist Church leads adult Bible classes. Douglas Oudtzt and Rev E B Wolford speak in morning and afternoon sessions.
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Ebenezer Christian Church
Gore
Forrest E Jones
Braddock Street
New England lobster uses sand to read its position
The New England lobster inserts a grain of sand near the base of each feeler to help maintain bearing in its near weightless water. Gravity exerts a slight downward pull on the grains, providing a built in plumb line for orientation.
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Atlanta Fire Fighters End Three Day Strike In Settlement
More than 500 Atlanta firefighters returned to work after a late hour agreement with the city in Mayor Ivan Allen's office. The union won three concessions including a binding contract plan and a mediator to review issues, with no reprisals for strikers and no serious fires during the walkout.
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Atlanta
Ivan Allen
Atlanta Fire Fighters Union Independent
Allen
Cap.t. J. Martin
Leonard Syron
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Harry L. Bowden
Speen
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Keys stolen from Artesia police cruiser twice
In Artesia New Mexico Officer Lesley Dudley reported two thefts from his police cruiser. A personal radio was taken from the first car and three nights later the car keys were stolen from the same patrol vehicle parked by the Artesia Fire Department. Dudley said the car would be out of service while the switch is changed after the Santa Fe key replacement.
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Dudley
Santa Fe
State Capitol
Virginia School for the Blind to dedicate Harrison Hall
A new dining hall costing 171000 at the Virginia School for the Blind will be named Harrison Hall in honor of ex Gov Albertis Harrison Jr. The facility is set for dedication later this year.
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Staunton
Virginia School For the Blind
Harrison
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