Rickover blasts patent policy as taxpayer double pay
Adm. Hyman Rickover told a Senate small business committee that U S defense and other agencies grant contractors exclusive rights to patents on federally funded research. He warned this creates 17 year monopolies, forcing the public to pay twice for innovations and hurts small business.
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Supreme Court asked to curb police surprise newsroom searches
Lawyers for nearly all American newspapers and broadcasters urged the Supreme Court to rule police cannot obtain a warrant and surprise search newsroom offices for crime evidence. Briefs from police and attorney groups backed warrants or subpoenas but said speed matters. The Palo Alto Stanford Daily raid yielded no negatives and $47,500 in attorneys fees against police and district attorney.
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Scientists link high altitude explosions to possible secret tests
Columbia researchers at Lamont Labs theorize federal experiments caused a string of seven mid Atlantic blasts from Connecticut to South Carolina. Donn cites air pressure readings, notes agencies deny knowledge, and NR C expresses concern over atomic plants. Offshore oil or foreign sources unlikely. further inquiries set with Coast Guard ongoing.
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Court brief argues state actions risk severe impairment
A head-of-the-court brief filed Monday contends that reversing the lower courts would severely impair government operations as state funds and employee indemnities are at stake. The document frames the legality and practical impact of potential judicial outcomes on public finances and administration.
Court to Hear Oral Arguments Week of January Sixteen
The press notes the court will hear oral arguments in the case the week of January 16. The fragment mentions agenda timing for the proceeding and references press rights in relation to court activity.
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