TV evangelist Falwell and Hustler publisher Flynt clash in high court
Supreme Court hears free press case from two unlikely adversaries Rev Jerry Falwell and Larry Flynt over a full page parody ad. Falwell seeks $45 million for libel invasion of privacy and emotional distress while Hustler defends satire as protected speech. The decision could set new satire and parody guidelines with a ruling expected by July.
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Space Station Contracts Awarded to Four Firms
The National Aeronautics and Space Administration awarded initial contracts to Boeing, McDonnell Douglas, General Electric, and Rockwell International to build the United States space station. The project, costing at least 14 billion dollars, would become a permanent outpost 250 miles above Earth and serve as a Mars and planetary exploration base. The station would house six to eight crew members in modules attached to a 350 foot lattice framework powered by solar energy. The early contracts total five billion dollars, with potential to rise as the program advances.
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