Sarah Power May Run Against Pursell
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1984
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Don't puff in comics, says writer
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1982
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Clowns at PerfNet tonight, Sunday
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Chilling
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Dignitaries Help Unveil Wallenberg Stamp
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First Lady Takes A Book Break
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Ann Arbor Set To Host First Lady
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Residents Fighting Deep Well
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Does Today's Economy Mean Another 'New Deal?'
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AADL Talks To: Hugh "Buck" Davis
In the late 1960s and early 1970s Hugh M. "Buck" Davis, a lawyer with the Detroit National Lawyers Guild, worked with Chicago Seven Trial lawyers William Kunstler and Leonard Weinglass to represent John Sinclair, Pun Plamondon, and Jack Forrest in Ann Arbor's CIA Bombing Conspiracy case. In this interview, Davis talks about his life as an unrepentant radical lawyer; the importance of Judge Damon J. Keith's famous "Keith Decision"; and reflects on the personalities of former White Panther friends and clients.