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...feet, suffered serious injuries, and won a jury verdict of $27,500. Rejecting the landlord's appeal, the Pennsylvania court ruled that henceforth landlords must foresee potential dangers to the state's 15,000 blind citizens. Argo, held the court, was entitled to the simplest imaginable safeguard: "The defendants could have locked the door...
...officers of U.S.S. Safeguard (ARS-25) noted with much interest your story, "The Skunk Watchers" [Oct. 14]. As Safeguard is a sister ship to the U.S.S. Conserver (ARS-39), we found to our amazement that our relative is a "rust-pitted, rickety tug" that apparently is doing well to stay afloat, let alone actually operate...
...LIEUT. COMMANDER) W. C. STEGALL Commanding Officer U.S.S. Safeguard San Francisco...
...ground that news slanted against his client is sure to rouse jury sympathy. Foreman even favors televised trials: "The accused has a constitutional right to have the breaks on public opinion," he says. Atlanta Criminal Lawyer Pierre Howard argues that trial judges are already fully empowered to safeguard trials, for example, by granting changes of venue. "If a judge wants to give a man a fair trial...
...fail for this reason. Man's specific problem, as he sees it, is that in the state of nature he was not a very aggressive animal. On the contrary, it was so hard for one primitive man to kill another that nature never bothered to develop an instinctual safeguard against homicide. Then all at once, with the aid of his powerful brain, man discovered weapons; and with the aid of weapons a creature created for flight was abruptly transformed into a creature equipped to attack. Unprohibited by instinct, man more and more effectively attacked members of his own species...