FBI Chief’s Transfer Sparks Privacy Suit Over Morality Rule
Jack Colwell, an FBI agent living with a woman in Chantilly, sues Director Kelley and senior officials alleging violation of privacy and association rights. He seeks to stop the New York transfer, have a letter removed, and back pay four weeks. The suit notes similar political and presidential remarks on morality but frames the issue as government overreach into private life.
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New Jersey Court Bars TM Teaching in Public Schools
A New Jersey district court on Thursday barred teaching transcendental meditation in public schools, ruling the instruction was religious in nature and violated the First Amendment separation of church and state. The decision impacts public funding for such programs nationwide and stems from four high schools in Patterson, West New York, Union City and Maplewood.
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Heart drug Clotitrate may reverse liver cirrhosis in animals
Dallas researchers report rat studies showing Clofibrate stimulates liver growth and may reverse cirrhosis. Dr. Eli Seiffer notes the drug, used to lower cholesterol in heart patients, prompted regenerating tissue in hepatectomized rats. Next tests add carbon tetrachloride to induce cirrhosis before readministering Clofibrate.
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Decision on Helms indictment leaves Bell silent
Washington Attorney General Griffin Bell signaled a tentative decision on whether to prosecute former CIA Director Richard M. Helms for perjury but would not disclose it until discussing with President Carter. The case hinges on Helms testimony to the Senate Foreign Relations Committee in 1973 about CIA actions in Chile.
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Ex-cops indicted in Texas prisoner death
Four former Houston police officers face federal civil rights charges for the death of Jose Campos Torres, a 23 year old prisoner who drowned in a bayou after arrest for drunkenness. The indictment names Denson, Orlando, Janish, and Mime along with Brinkmeyer in a conspiracy to deprive rights. Denson allegedly pushed Torres into the bayou with Kinney and Janish assisting, while others allegedly conspired to obstruct justice by hiding facts from the FBI. The case follows earlier Texas misdemeanor rulings against Denson and Orlando.
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Bionic humanity age at hand says plastic surgeon
Des Moines plastic surgeon Dr James Stallings predicts a future where recycled human parts common after use with kidney and cornea transplants already routine. He projects limbs and even head parts may be transplanted within 20 years, aided by microsurgery and reconditioning devices.
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