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More stringent precautions may be needed nationwide. By 1980, says Frank M. Stead, chief of California's Environmental Sanitation Division, air pollution will be so heavy that no amount of existing controls will suffice to regulate it. The only solution, wrote Stead in a paper released last week, is...
Before the Supreme Court, Appellant Adderley and 31 others cited such key precedents as Edwards v. South Carolina (1963), which voided "breach of the peace" convictions of Negroes who had sung hymns and the Star-Spangled Banner outside the South Carolina statehouse. But in Edwards, countered Justice, Black, the Supreme...
Cramer is currently working on a machine which would make it possible for a blind student to regulate the speed of the tape he is listening to. A brighter student could progress according to his own ability, unhindered by the rest of the class.
To remedy this, he calls for "liberal intervention," strongly suggesting that the Government should spend much more prodigiously and regulate prices and wages with much more firmness. But he neglects to deal with what should be done when, as at present, an economy cries not for stimulus but restraint. Keynes...
Though the court has been expanding its conception of state action, Congress has been understandably leery of attacking private discrimination through the 14th Amendment. Instead of going through the often grotesque reach required to find "state action," such as the fact that almost every private business requires a state license...