Word: samuel
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...political implications of Harvard destroying our files could be handled without a suit," Samuel K. Cohn, a second-year graduate student and union member, explained last night. "We just want to know our legal options...
International Lawyer Samuel Pisar, a longtime advocate of more U.S.-Soviet trade, believes that the U.S. and U.S.S.R. must formulate a set of principles to spur commercial interchanges. Among other things, Pisar believes that the Soviets must agree to announce plans for grain purchases in advance in order to avoid inflationary disruption of world markets. The agreement on the U.S. trade bill has opened opportunities for businesslike relations between the world's most awesome nuclear powers that for the sake of peace, cannot be allowed to go unexploited...
...Samuel Johnson once proposed that if Bishop Berkeley and other metaphysicians doubted the physical existence of things, they might reassure themselves by kicking a rock: those who had trouble arriving at reality abstractly would find that their feet would tell them the truth. A similar standard of common sense should govern lawyers and judges in their continuing debate over fair trials and a free press in the U.S. At the heart of this classic tension between two democratic principles is the question of whether jurors are capable of rendering a conscientious and just verdict even in cases they may have...
...Rites. So far as other Christian churches were concerned, some bishops seemed more anxious for closer cooperation than for recruits. Archbishop Samuel Carter of Kingston, Jamaica, even called for "corporate reunion" between some Protestant churches and the Roman Catholic Church on a regional basis. "Full agreement in doctrine is not needed before some measure of intercommunion is allowed," noted Carter, who urged greater development of joint Protestant-Catholic services. Regional union, he suggested, would eventually mean the incorporation of "new and distinct rites with disciplines different from the Latin Church. This would involve married clergy of new Western rites coexisting...
...team of 750 analysts and experts directed by the Federal Energy Administration. They employed a gigantic computer model to calculate the effects on energy use of a bewildering variety of supply, price and policy changes. The Blueprint will not be released until next month, but TIME Correspondent Samuel R. Iker has learned many of its details, and they contain some surprises...