Word: enjoin
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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Last month the Democratic City Committee of Cambridge voted to authorize a lawsuit attempting to enjoin state officials from using the 1971 state figures as a basis of reapportionment of state funds or representatives...
...same day as the restraining order was granted, Boston Phoenix publisher Mindich counterfiled against Phoenix staff members to enjoin against their use of the name "Phoenix" on any new publication. That case, along with a controversy over use of the Phoenix format and typefaces, was settled out of court. The Real Paper retained the right to the Phoenix format; The Boston Phoenix took full rights to the use of the Phoenix name...
Steven Mindich, BAD publisher, filed in Middlesex Court last Friday against Chuck Fager, Charlie McCollum, Laura Schapiro, Paul Solman and Bob Rotner of the Phoenix staff to enjoin against the use of the name "Phoenix" on any new publication. At a hearing this morning at 9:30 it will be decided if the use of the Phoenix format is also subject to enjoinment...
...says he's interested in the honor of the United States, but he has despoiled that honor." New York Democratic Congressman Jonathan Bingham told the rally that the mining was "the act of an emperor, a dictator." More than 20 Democratic Congressmen filed suit in federal court to enjoin the President from continuing the war, claiming that he is "in violation of the separation of powers doctrine as set forth in the Constitution." Democratic Presidential Hopeful George McGovern said Nixon's decision was "reckless, unnecessary and unworkable, and is a flirtation with World War III." Hubert Humphrey protested...
Even at this stage, the government has tried to bread the movement. This time the FBI has stepped into the picture by going around to the homes of those known to associate with Braden and Collins. Mrs. Collins has files a suit in federal court to enjoin this type of harassment...