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This changed when President Reagan nominated Sandra Day OConnor as the first woman Supreme Court justice on July 7, 1981. She was sworn in Sept. 25. The court, which is in session from October to May or June, reaches decisions by majority vote, but any justice may write and issue a dissenting opinion. Enforcement of court decisions is the responsibility of the executive branch. 191-ye- HOW MANY SUPREME COURT CHIEF JUSTICES HAVE WE HAD? In the almost-20years since the first chief justice of the U.S. Supreme Court was sworn into office, 15 men have served as the head of the nations highest court. The Supreme Court was established by Article 3 of the U.S. Constitution, which describes the jurisdiction of the court as follows: "The judicial power shall extend to all cases in law and equity arising under this Constitution, the laws of the United States and treaties made or which shall be made under their authority 0 Mary Worth ARKS MAR. 21 An. it - D: TAURUS An. 20 MAY 20 I O' 6267-89-9- 0 GEMINI y rV MAY 21 JUN6 70 043-44-55-5cgy70-75-79-8- 6 CANCER OA-'lN- 21 kthv'Y 22 C i Awards 00 to girls ond boy between the ages of 7 and 17 when their questlfd ore answered In the Ask Andy column. Send your question on a post card to Ask "Andv, The Salt Lake Tribune, P. 0. 167, Salt City, Utah 14110. STAR GAZER 'V John Jay was the first chief justice. He came into office in 1789, the year the Supreme Court was established. Jay held the office until 1795. John Rutledge served as chief justice for two years until he was replaced in 1796 by Oliver Ellsworth, who served until 1799. Then came some long periods of service. John Marshall was chief justice from 1801 until 1835, Roger Brooke Taney from 1836 to 1864, Sall-mo- n P. Chase from 1864 to 1873, Morrison Waite from 1874 until 1888 and Melville Fuller from 1888 until 1910. Seven men round out the entire list: Edward White from 1910 to 1921, William Howard Taft from 1921 to 1930, Charles Evans Hughes from 1930 to 1941, Harlan Fiske Stone from 1941 to 1946, Frederick Moore Vinson from 1946 to 1953, Earl Warren from 1953 to 1969 and Warren Burger, who holds the office today. The Supreme Court consists of eight associate justices and the chief justice, all appointed by the president with the consent of the Senate. Members of the court are appointed for life and can be removed only by resignation or impeachment. chiel! 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NORTH K864 KJ 0 K 1054 A 103 EAST 52 '7 7 54 32 0 A J 97 72 1093 7 986 0 6 QJ986 SOUTH 7 0 A J7 A Q 10 Q832 K54 The bidding: TYPEWRITER'S South won the first trick with the queen of hearts and led a diamond to the king. East took the ace and continued with a heart. Declarer rode that round to the king, led a low diamond and inserted the eight. Had West been able to win the trick, declarer would have had the last two diamond tricks. When the eight held, declarer had only to cash the queen for his contract. Observe that had East played the nine of diamonds, declarer could promote a second diamond trick by winning and conceding a trick to the jack. Had the king of diamonds won the second trick, declarer would have continued with a low diamond. If East shows out, declarer rises with the queen and, although that loses to the ace, declarer sets up a second trick in the suit by leading a diamond up to the ten when next he gains the lead. the right direction at the bridge table. When you know how many tricks you require, it is easier to find the winning line. North.South reached three no trump in a straightforward auction. North used the Stayman Convention to check on a possible spade fit, then used arithmetic to tell him that there were ample points for game but not enough for slam in the combined holding. West led a heart, and declarer could count seven fast tricks. The obvious place to look for the two tricks he needed for game was in the diamond suit. If diamonds were declarer could come to two tricks by force regardless of how he played. A quick perusal of the spot cards in the suit revealed that declarer could make two tricks even against a split. 3-- Opening lead: Nine of 7. Simple addition and subtraction is sometimes all you need to point in 1 3995 PRODUCTS FOR THE OFFICE HOURS: SAT. 1 KM 865 So. State, SLC 241 9 Wash. Blvd. OGDEN, 487-981- 3 392-750- 3 We Are Blamed Unfairly, Says Libyan Special to The Tribune OGDEN The president of an orof some 35 Libyan stuganization dents in Utah says they like Americans, but they strongly disagree with what they claim is the U.S. governments stance. Libyan leader Col. Moammar Khadafy has said 100 times that we are not against diplomatic relationships with the Americans, said Hasan Tiriki, president of the Utah Libyan Student Association and a senior in political science at Weber State. Whenever anything happens in the world, they say we are in it. They talk about it everywhere. Are we the only people in the whole damn world that they should put us under the microscope and look at us all the time? Why are we hassled? he asked. "Are we the sacrificial lamb that everybody has to sacrifice whenever anything happens? Are we the dirty laundry?" he questioned. Mr. Tiriki, who is in the United States on his own to "learn from what you have to offer," noted that Americans are humble people. They are very open, very casual, very understanding." But, he said of Israel, if you lift your hand one minute from Israel, that country would destroy itself." Terrorism, he said, is in the eye of the beholder. "What is the difference between the U.S. invading Grenada and Arabs protecting their own interesLs. We ad- pro-Isra- - mit, and every Arab country admits, that we are helping our blood brothers, the Palestinians to get their land back. He contends that there is a Jewish lobby and is one of the strongest in the United States and that the media is more or less controlled by that lobby. Youll find that the Jewish point of view is always stronger than the Arab point of view, he said. He alleged that feelings permeate almost all of this country and expressed annoyance that President Reagan "checks foreign affair questions through the Israelis before making a decision. Mr. Tiriki cited as an alleged example Reagan's recent visit to a Nazi cemetery in West Germany, in which case, he said, the president even takes orders from Israel. Is he Reagan the president of the United States or is he the president-assistaof the Israeli prime minister? Is Reagan the president of the most powerful country in the world or is Israeli Prime Minister Shimon Peres the president of the United States?" Mr. Tiriki asked. Most of the problems between Libya and the United States are based in the historical conflict between the Arabs and Israel, he said. I think Israel is an illegitimate monster that has been created and the United States cannot forget that they have a son somewhere in the Middle Kast. anti-Arabi- pro-Isra- nt i''i strategic place for America, he said. Mr. Tiriki said the Arabs feel Palestine is theirs and the Jews have no right to take over that country on the basis of religion. I have nothing against Jews. One of my best friends here is a Jew, but I am definitely Judaism is a religion, not a country, he said. Zionism, he contended, would abolish the identity of the Arabs by taking them out of their lands. We are not going to let our blood brothers in Palestine be shattered, Mr. Tiriki said. Give them their land back or we will fight. "We know and you know that Israel will never admit to peace. Any naive person will believe this. I clont believe that Israel wants that peace process to go forward. They are fighting to get the whole land, he said. At one time, he said, the world came to Arabs for knowledge. Now, they come to the United States. "We study on our own, we use all our own money and were trying to show the good face of the Arabs. You have the knowledge, and so we come here to get it," Mr. Tiriki said. 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