Auburn theologian Curran lands SMU post after tenure denial
In Auburn Alabama Rev Charles Curran, denied tenure by Auburn University, announced he will assume a permanent professorship at Southern Methodist University in the fall. He cited campus power structures and conflicts with church doctrine on abortion and sexual issues.
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States brace for budget cuts and new taxes
A national survey of state legislators finds most states will cut budgets or raise taxes next year to balance books as Medicaid, prisons, and education spending grow. The Northeast leads in strain with projections that fiscal relief may take 18 months, and Connecticut faces a deficit of about 30 percent of its general fund.
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Radiation limits lowered for nuclear plant workers
NRC tightens radiation exposure rules for nuclear plant workers and nearby residents first update in 30 years. New standards reduce general population limit to 100 millirems annually and worker limit to 5 rems per year with ICA.IE sees no practical impact and continues 5 rems.
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Retired CIA agent sentenced in Iran-Contra case
U S District Judge Norman Ramsey sentenced Thomas Clines a former CIA agent to 16 months in prison and a 40000 dollar fine for failing to report profits from arms sales tied to the Iran Contra affair Clines 62 of Middleburg Virginia was free pending appeal and faced a possible 16 year term for under reporting earnings Prosecutors said he used dummy foreign corporations to hide funds and IRS reporting violations his defense said he misunderstood rules and faced selective prosecution comments from Lawrence Walsh praised the judge and noted the appeal deadline.
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HUD lead poisoning plan aims to end exposure nationwide
HUD Secretary Jack Kemp announced a national plan to eradicate lead poisoning in millions of U S homes with peeling lead paint or high dust lead levels. The program includes new financial aid for low income families with children, with details to be disclosed in the 1992 federal budget.
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