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The river has more problems than the odor so often editorialized about on local rock 'n' roll stations. The Charles is the confused, slowly evaporating result of sporadic attempts by often conflicting interests "to do something about the river. But it is more than just a clash of private interests...
The expanding list of such questions is finally stirring a call for more laws and high court rulings that will supply answers and standards. Says Howard Schwab, former chairman of the American Bar Association's Family Law Section: "The time has come to look at this matter in the...
Plainly upset by the price slide, the FCC two weeks ago went out of its way to insist that investors had "misinterpreted" the aims of its inquiry. With that, A.T. &T. stock rallied for a 21-point gain to 611. The FCC insists its aim is merely to learn whether...
Iranian Foreign Minister Ghollam Abbas Aram used the flare-up to resurrect another longstanding dispute between the two countries over the Shatt-al-Arab River, whose waters, which empty into the Persian Gulf, they are supposed to share. Aram accused Iraq of obstructing Iranian traffic, ignoring a 1937 agreement that...
Not surprisingly, Mrs. McLaughlin appealed the verdict. Like every state, conceded her lawyers, Ohio is fully empowered to regulate public morals-and the Supreme Court has long been reluctant to interfere with such state power. Nonetheless, the court has also ruled that the states must do their regulating within the...