The Michigan Daily-TuesdayMay 20, 1980-Page 9
SUPREME COURT RULES 8 TO 1

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From UPI and AP
WASHINGTON-The Supreme Court, by an
vote, yesterday left intact a ruling that Presid
Carter {nay single out Iranian students for
vestigation and deportation if they are found to b
this country illegally.
Carter took the action in retaliation for the taki
of the American hostages in Tehran.
AS PART OF that policy, the attorney gene
issued a regulation ordering all Iranian students
report to the Immigration and Naturalization SerV
by last Dec. 31 to make sure their visas were in ord
The court turned down appeals by the C
federation of Iranian Students and other Iran
students, who challenged the president's authority
initiate the checks of all visas.
Justice William Brennan wanted to hear the
peals, but the votes of four justices are needed
that.
GROUPS OF IRANIAN students filed suit aga
the regulation, charging it singled out onlyc
nationality in violation of their rights.
A federal district judge ruled in their favor, find
the program unconstitutional.
But the U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals fort
Help for
term paper
writing in
new book
by profs.
By GERRY LINS
Many professors are forced to give
multiple-choice testa because college
undergraduates can't write term
papers.
That is the contention of two
Michigan State University economics
professors who recently completed a
book about writing term papers, those
end-of-semester bears that almost
always mean an agonizing all-nighter.
"THIS IS VERY much a beginner's
book - for a student with little ex-
perience writing term papers," ex-
plained MSU economist Lawrence Of-
ficer, who, along with fellow economist
Daniel Saks and Lansing State College
publications coordinator Judith Saks,
has written So You Have to Write an
Economics Term Paper.
The pocket-size volume contains
twelve chapters including tips on
researching and handling information,
and seven economics papers that
previously appeared in the MSU
Economist.
"Only the second half of the book is
specific to economics. The first half is
basically a guide to using the library, a
'how-to' type of approach. Although it
may be best for economics students, we
feel its general information can be used
by all beginners," Officer said.
ALTHOUGH THERE are numerous
other books about writing term papers
already available, Officer said, "most
other books of this type refer to the
graduate level and these tend to be very
dry - they are written as reference
books rather than as 'how-to' books."
Officer found that many students,
having had little experience writing
term-papers, resort to plagiarism and
last-minute writing. Hence, he feels,
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District of Columbia reversed that ruling, saying the telephone was tapped when the Nixon administration
policy was a legitimate exercise of the president's tried to find the source of news leaks.
constitutional power to conduct foreign affairs In another presidential immunity case, the court
without interference from the courts. refused to free Nixon from having to prove he had
nothing to do with firing Ernest Fitzgerald, the Pen-
ON MARCH 31, the Supreme Court refused to issue tagon's most famous whistelblower. The court turned
a stay of the order pending a full appeal of the case. down Nixon's request for speedy consideration of his
As of May 15, records show 57,936 Iranian students arguments that he does not have to defend himself
had been interviewed; 50,948 were found in com- against Fitzgerald's $3.5 million lawsuit.
pliance and 6,988 out of compliance. The court also struck down the death sentence of a
Voluntary departures have been granted by im- Georgia man and ordered Utah authorities to post-
migration officials for 2,704 students. There have pone the May 29 firing-squad execution of murderer
been 1,235 asylum requests and 108 are under depor- William Andrews.
tation orders. In the case of Robert Godfrey, the justices said the
Georgia Supreme Court adopted too broad a
IN OTHER ACTION, the supreme court agreed to definition of the state's death penalty law in
decide whether former President Richard Nixon and upholding Godfrey's conviction for the 1977 shooting
his advisers' can be forced to pay for unlawfully deaths of his wife and mother-in-law. The court or-
spying on U.S. citizens. dered Utah officials to postpone the execution of An-
drews until they receive and act on his appeal.
The justices said they will hear arguments aimed In addition, the court rebuffed the efforts of
at killing a lawsuit against Nixon, Henry Kissinger, Michael Hbrbert Dengler to change his name to the
John Mitchell and H.R. Haldeman for Vietnam-era number 1069. Attorneys for the Minnesota man
surveillance. The suit was brought by Morton argued that the state courts were denying their client
Halperin, a former National Security aide whose freedom of speech in refusing to allow the change.

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