High Court Hears Nixon Civil Suit Over Damages
The Supreme Court weighs whether former President Nixon can be sued for money damages over alleged rights violations. Pentagon whistleblower Fitzgerald claims Nixon fired him for revealing cost overrun data on the C 5A plane. Final ruling expected by July.
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New IRA System Sparks Scramble Across Financial Firms
Banks and savings institutions race to offer Individual Retirement Accounts as 1981 tax law broadens eligibility. Beginning Jan 1 wage earners may contribute up to 2000 dollars yearly with tax deferral. Keogh plans can co-exist with IRAs. Depositories project 50 to 80 billion in annual deposits. Eligible workers rise to about 45 million.
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