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That brought Judge Sirica back on center stage and in an unfamiliar and challenging role. In 16 years on the federal bench, Sirica had handled a wide gamut of criminal trials and civil suits, including highly complex antitrust cases. But now he was being asked to rule on an unprecedented...
6. The Counsel to the University would act as an independent prosecutor collecting evidence to discipline all members of the University who may have violated statutes of the Commonwealth, lest such violations undermine public confidence in the University, or endanger its tax-exempt status.
The intruders did not specify what they meant but, vague as it was. Sakharov had good reason to take their warning seriously. This was the first incident of Arab terrorism known to have taken place in the Soviet Union, and it is probably no accident that it was directed against...
Last week, in a seven-hour parliamentary debate that at times became a shouting match, Kreisky continued his confusing public stance by repeating his determination to close SchÖnau. Later a government spokesman explained that the Chancellor anticipates doing "nothing that could hinder or in any way endanger the...
In the district court in Nantucket, Mass., the average punishment for driving an auto in a manner to endanger the lives and safety of the public is a $50 to $100 fine. The late Senator Robert Kennedy's son Joseph, 20, who was so charged (TIME, Aug. 27) and...