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..... u. s. 339 2. having been denied classification as a minister of religion under the selective training and service act, classified as a conscientious objector, and ordered to report to a civilian camp for work of national importance, and having exhausted his administrative remedies, gibson reported to camp, remained five days, and departed without leave ..... eighth circuit syllabus 1. having been denied classification as a minister of religion under the selective training and service act, classified as a conscientious objector, and ordered to report to a civilian camp for work of national importance, and having exhausted his administrative remedies up to that point, dodez refused to go to camp ..... smith. [ footnote 1 ] each petitioner has been convicted for violating 11 of the selective training and service act, 54 stat. 894, 50 u.s.c. app. 311, dodez for failing to report for work of national importance after being ordered to do so, and gibson for having unlawfully deserted the camp to which he .....
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..... method to insure the maximum development of the two transportation agencies -- rail and motor -- as coordinate transportation page 340 u. s. 420 services in accordance with the declaration of policy in the motor carrier act of 1935 and with the national transportation policy. p. 340 u. s. 431 . (d) specific statutory authority for such restriction is found in the requirements of the proviso ..... certificates when it deemed the proposed railroad motor carrier affiliates would operate as auxiliary to and supplemental of railroad service, congress reenacted 213 of the motor carrier act in 5(2) of the transportation act of 1940. such limitation was in furtherance of the national transportation policy, for otherwise the resources of railroads might soon make over-the-road truck competition impossible, as unregulated .....
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..... national board unanimously classified petitioner i-a, with no reasons given. there is no outstanding induction order for petitioner, who brought this pre-induction suit challenging, on due process grounds, the constitutionality of his selective service appeal procedures. the district court dismissed the complaint, finding the suit barred by 10(b)(3) of the military selective service act ..... have been undergoing change. some amendments were promulgated effective december 10, 1971. 36 fed.reg. 23374-23385. others were promulgated effective march 11, 1972. 37 fed.reg. 5120-5127. from these it appears that all, or nearly all, the procedural features about which dr. fein complains in the ..... board, and, on request, to a statement of reasons for any adverse decision. ensuing changes in regulation, effective december, 1971, and march, 1972, provide the procedural features that petitioner complained were lacking. held: 1. section 10(b)(3) forecloses pre-induction judicial review where the board has .....
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..... judgment shall be thought to be for the best and permanent interests of the country." ibid,. 88. the national quarterly review, recognizing the essential unanimity of purpose between the tenure of office act and other measures for civil service reform, said in 1867: "the recent legislation on this subject by congress was the first step in the ..... congress save through heads of departments. report of u.s. civil service commission, for 1912, pp. 23-24. section 6 of the act of 1912 was intended to override these orders. see 48 cong.rec. 5634-5636. on feb.19, 1886, the national civil service reform league, in a series of resolutions, recommended that the reasons ..... may be compensated for the devotion of his time to public service to be paid out of the national treasury. that the national executive shall have a right to negative any legislative act which shall not be afterwards passed unless by two-thirds of each branch of the national legislature." the committee on detail reported: "sec. 1. the .....
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..... ) nor does the statutory location of the bank change because the credit cards can be used to purchase goods and services outside nebraska. pp. 439 u. s. 312 -313. (e) congress, in enacting the national bank act of 1864, intended to facilitate a "national banking system," whose interstate nature was fully recognized, and there was no intention to exempt interstate loans from the reach ..... directly receive interest. however, the first of omaha service corporation does accept assignments of delinquent accounts from the first national bank of omaha, and as an incident to collecting these accounts, does collect interest." app. 92a-94a. [ footnote 25 ] similarly, the mere fact that a national bank "transacts business" or even violates the securities exchange act of 1934 in a state other than that .....
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..... the "zone of interest" of the private express statutes that establish and allow the united states postal service to suspend restrictions on the private carriage of letters when "the public interest requires?" 2. did the postal service act unreasonably, arbitrarily, or capriciously in promulgating its international remail regulation under the "public interest" standard for ..... . s. 530 in defining the "relevant statute" could deprive the zone-of-interests test of virtually all meaning. unlike the two sections of the national bank act discussed in clarke, supra, none of the provisions of the pes has any integral relationship with the labor-management provisions of the pra. when it enacted ..... see w. fuller, the american mail: enlarger of the common life 150 (1972). congress' consideration of the 1845 act was the only occasion on which the postal monopoly was the subject of substantial debate. the 1845 statute, entitled "an act to reduce the rates of postage, to limit the use and correct the abuse .....
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..... other specified categories)". the duties under section 29 are supplemented by section 2 of the chronically sick and disabled persons act 1970. apart from the 1948 act, local social services authorities also have a range of caring responsibilities under other statutes (eg national health service act 2006, sched 20 para 3: home help and laundry facilities for households which include a person who is ill, aged ..... making of any provision authorised or required to be made under any enactment "not contained in this part of this act" (that is, part iii of the 1948 act), or under the national health service acts. 6. section 29, also in part iii of the 1948 act, deals with welfare arrangements, unrelated to the provision of accommodation. it provides for authorities, subject to approvals or directions .....
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..... to the news during interstate transmission. p. 301 u. s. 128 . page 301 u. s. 104 4. provisions of the national labor relations act empowering the national labor relations board, in protection of intestate commerce, to require that employees discharged for union activities and advocacy of collective bargaining be restored to ..... respective areas. the means of communication commonly used in receiving and transmitting news consists of wires leased from telegraph and telephone companies, but messenger service, the wireless, and the mail are also employed. each division point is connected with every other by telegraph wires for exchange of news. regional ..... the actual facilities of railway transportation. we there said: "exercising this authority, congress may facilitate the amicable settlements of disputes which threaten the service of the necessary agencies of interstate transportation. in shaping its legislation to this end, congress was entitled to take cognizance of actual conditions and .....
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..... departed from the united states to another country to avoid serving his country, shall be deprived of his nationality." "it further provides that any alien who is subject to military service under the terms of the selective service act, and who left this country to avoid military service, shall thereafter be forever barred from admission to the united states." "mr. president, i do not see ..... plaintiff is now, and ever since the date of his birth has been, a national and citizen of the united states." 192 f.supp. at 3. we too reject mendoza-martinez' contention on this point. his argument, stated more fully, is as follows: the selective training and service act of 1940 applies only to citizens and resident aliens. both the indictment and the .....
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..... term of art, is what congress intended by its use of the word "insurance" in the mccarran-ferguson act. [ footnote 2/10 ] messages of two presidents to the congress on the subject of national health care also referred to service benefit plans as forms of insurance. message from the president of the united states, report and recommendations on ..... conference v. noerr motor freight, inc., 365 u. s. 127 , 365 u. s. 144 (1961); california motor transport co. v. trucking unlimited, 404 u. s. 508 (1972). [ footnote 2/22 ] these factors together are sufficient to decide this case. i need not decide whether either would independently suffice, nor whether, in the absence of these factors, others ..... trade cases 60,884 (ed va); travelers ins. co. v. blue cross of western pennsylvania, 481 f.2d 80 (ca3), aff'g 361 f.supp. 774 (wd pa.1972), cert. denied, 414 u.s. 1093 (1973). [ footnote 2/24 ] such an arrangement could not be suspect simply because it would be anticompetitive, see discussion, supra at .....
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