Haynsworth Faces Rougher Path To Supreme Court
President Nixon’s nominee Clem ent F. Haynsworth Jr. faces a tougher Senate battle than in 1957 when he won quick approval as a federal judge. The Senate Judiciary Committee schedules Sept. 9 hearings with possible extended deliberation amid civil rights opposition and late scrutiny from NAACP and urban groups.
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Truth in Lending Law Sees Mixed Public Response
AP reports seven weeks into the Truth in Lending Act Americans show indifference to key features the finance charge and annual percentage rate. Lenders provide rate explanations while shoppers focus on monthly payments, delaying widespread understanding. Observers say adaptation and interest rate concern will grow as familiarity increases.
Autocorrelation Receiver Aids Galaxy Movement Study
Developed by the National Radio Astronomy Observatory, the high speed special purpose computer measures the movement of our galaxy within the universe.
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