Mars probe could reshape views on evolution if no life found
Pasadena reports Viking 1 investigators say discovering no life on Mars would challenge current chemical evolution theories tied to Earth's origins. The biology team led by Dr. Harold Klein notes Mars may mirror early Earth, but several days of data are needed before conclusions. The GCMS probe issue delays clear results.
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Stanton Testifies Schorr Said CIA Leaked Report
Rep. James V. Stanton testified that CBS journalist Daniel Schorr told him he obtained a copy of a secret House intelligence committee report from the CIA. Stanton recalled the remark as part of ethics committee proceedings over how Schorr acquired the document.
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Ford seeks Mississippi win to seal nomination push
Ford tours Jackson for five hours of campaigning as he targets Mississippi's 30 votes, aiming to reach the 1,130 delegate threshold. Reagan plans a similar swing next week while Schweiker's selection stirs South delegates. Carter speaks on U S relations with South Africa from Plains Georgia.
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House reprimands Rep. Sikes for financial misconduct
The House voted 381 to 3 to reprimand Rep. Robert L F Sikes for using office to help establish a bank and for failing to report stock holdings. He called the action one step short of exoneration. Critics urge stripping his chairmanship of the military construction subcommittee amid ongoing debate.
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Mondale Says He Aids Carter In New National Role
Sen. Walter Mondale admits he is adjusting to his role as a national figure after joining Jimmy Carter on a weeklong tour in Georgia. He says he and Carter get along well and plan to deepen their working relationship as CIA briefings on national security and other issues are reviewed.
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Howe appeals after sex-for-hire conviction arraignment
Rep. Allan Howe, convicted in city court of trying to buy sex from police decoys, is arraigned anew in state court as part of an appeal process. He will stay in Washington while an attorney pleads for him, with no trial date set.
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