Academic Freedom Impaired Mississippi Named In Suit By Law Schools
The Association of American Law Schools charged the University of Mississippi with impairing academic freedom and harming two law professors. The action could lead to expulsion and possible loss of accreditation if not corrected. The conflict stems from the Rural Legal Services project and disputes over faculty dismissals tied to desegregation efforts and salary sanctions amid ongoing appeals in higher courts.
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Philip Hager
Los Angeles Times Associaton
Arenad Law Schools
University of Mississippi
Association
Mississippi Law School
Jc School
University Law School
Trentvers
Joe Blass
Mississippi
Blass
American Bar Association
ABA
Asso
Ciation
Mk Mississippi Rural Legal Services
Law School
B. Trister
George M Strickler Jr
Fifth
U.S. 1 Circuit Court of Appeals
Supreme Court
Automobile Industry Cut Back In Production Schedules
An unusually serious cutback hits auto makers led by General Motors with about 125000 fewer cars in first quarter plans. January output forecasts drop to 650000 units, amid big factory layoffs and white collar cuts, as industry races to curb inventories and avoid a repeat of spring shortages. Ray Sadecki joins the New York Mets after 17 starts with the Giants last season.
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Dan
Los Angeles Times
Washington
General Motors
U.S
Chrysler
Ford
American Motors
Cheysler
T Rt
Ray Sadecki
New York Mets
San Francisco Giants
Plans Uncertain For Lock And Dam Sites Use
Beulah Jones reports Meigs County commissioners received Portland and Apple Grove lock and dam sites from the U S Corps of Engineers. No definite plans exist, though groups express interest in leasing for public recreation and Scouting, with grounds suited for camping and outdoor activities. Maintenance and funding factors loom as officials weigh the sites’ future amid growing county student needs.
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Beulan Jones
Meigs Bureau
Pomeroy
Portland
Apple Grove
Meigs County Comemmissioners
U.S. Corps of
Government of
Stanford Faculty Debates Military Grants Help or Hinder
The Washington Post reports at the AAAS meeting a split over military funding of research at Stanford University. Dr. James Shannon cites dependence on government money while Dr. Halsted Holman argues it neglects domestic needs, and Dr. George Pake questions the claim of militarization, noting gains in humanities and social sciences alongside reduced federal support for domestic programs. Congress pressured the Pentagon to shift nondefense projects, a move the Pentagon pledged to implement.
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Stuart Overbach
Washington Post
LA. Times
Boston
Stanford
American Association For the Advancement of Science
AAAS
James Shannon
National Institutes of Health
NIH
Vietnam
Defense Department
Halsted R. Holman
George E. Pake
Washington University
St. Louis
American Uni
Pake
Departments of Commerce, Interior, Transportation
Housing and Urban Development
Congress
Mike Mansfield
D-Mont
Pentagon
Defense
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