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...could the disputed passage, which reported on discussions Sharon had with Lebanese Christian Phalangist leaders prior to the massacre, be interpreted as having a meaning that defamed Sharon? If so, was the substance of the paragraph false? And if the answers to both these questions were yes, did TIME publish the paragraph "with a high degree of awareness" of its probable falsity? For Sharon to win his suit, the jury would have to answer yes to all three questions and then, after an additional round of testimony, find that his reputation had been damaged by the story...
...honor of yesterday's verdict in the Ariel Sharon case. The Crimson will not publish for the next four days. The Crimson will reappear Wednesday, under new, younger management...
...their relatives at the Wailing Wall in Jerusalem and staging a sit-in on the lawn of the Jewish Agency, the quasigovernmental body that oversees immigration. Said Baruch Tanga, a Falasha activist: "All the years it was hard to leave . . . now, with half of our families still there, they publish everything. How could they do a thing like that...
...power to regulate newsletters is being challenged in a widely watched Supreme Court case. In opening arguments before the high court last week, Michael Schoeman, attorney for Publisher Christopher L. Lowe, declared that the SEC violated Lowe's constitutional right to freedom of speech when it sought to bar him from publishing market tips. The agency revoked Lowe's investment adviser license in 1981 after the Jersey City man was convicted of grand larceny, tampering with evidence, defrauding a client and failing to register as an investment adviser in New York State. Said Schoeman prior to appearing before the Supreme...
Since all our staff is hiding in Lamont. The Crimson will only publish three times a week until the end of exams...