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Straight added that if no applicable statute currently exists, he will propose a regulation to prohibit Boston-Boston's two-year-old admission policy...
...clause for the next time Americans wanted to rewrite their governing document. His position depends almost entirely on Article V's statement that the convention will be for the purpose of "proposing amendments." But this is a semantic technicality; if the Constitution had read in the singular, it would prohibit conventions from proposing multiple amendments like the Bill of Rights or the Civil War amendments. Ackerman clearly wants to make a convention sound so threatening that no one will desire...
...feel that it is illegal and improper for any licensee to make exceptions in admission," Straight said, adding that he would consult with the BLB's attorney before the March 7 hearing on whether the present statutes prohibit Boston-Boston's admission policy...
Epps raised specific questions about the disco dance, and cited equally specific University rules. For instance, Harvard regulations prohibit a group from using the school name to promote a commercial venture. Last minute negotiations Sunday assuaged Epps' fears about student safety at a large and, in his eyes, potentially rowdy event. A meeting between Epps and party organizers this week straightened out many similar bureaucratic tangles...
...President Lopez Portillo was under considerable pressure not to see the Pope at all, much less greet him upon his arrival. Under Mexican law, John Paul could have been fined for wearing clerical garb in public. Of course, that law is now winked at, as are constitutional provisions that prohibit the church from operating schools and priests from saying anything about political matters...