Ex-Solar Energy Chief Quits Over OMB Interference
John M. Teem, former administrator in charge of solar and advanced energy systems, says his resignation from ERDA stemmed from White House budget office interference and insufficient 1977 solar funding. He cites a need for stronger federal solar roles to spur early commercial market development.
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Supreme Court blocks harder libel standard in Time case
In a 5 3 ruling the Supreme Court allows a private figure to pursue libel damages if Time magazine was negligent in a 1967 article claiming Mary Alice Firestone was divorced for adultery The court sends the case to Florida courts to assess negligence The justices also rule prosecutors are immune from civil damages even if civil rights are violated in a separate matter The Firestone suit had awarded her 100000 dollars in Florida jurors verdict despite no adultery finding by the divorce judge
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Hearst Disavowal Could Shape Evidence in Bank Robbery Case
Patricia Hearst may lose standing to challenge FBI seized material after disavowing SLA partners William and Emily Harris. Judge Carter will rule on suppressing 1000 plus documents from the Harris apartment, including bank robbery plans and perhaps Hearst handwriting. FBI agents testified on Harris identities timing before the September arrest.
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Florida primary focus shifts as Bayh weighs exit
Four Democrats campaign toward Florida's March 9 primary while Sen. Birch Bayh contemplates stepping back after Massachusetts tally. Other contenders Henry Jackson and Carter highlight a three way race with Wallace and Shapp pressing for delegates. Jackson boosts funds. precinct caucuses in Washington state face delays.
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