Army To Resume Open Air Chemical Testing
The Army will resume open air testing of chemical warfare agents at Edgewood Arsenal Maryland and training at Fort McClellan Alabama after a civilian scientists committee endorsed safety procedures. Secretary Resor ordered a three month suspension lifted following congressional concerns about chemical and biological research and plans to maintain safety protocols.
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Obscenity Laws Debated by House Subcommittee
William Raspberry discusses the House Judiciary Committee subcommittee hearings on obscenity law reform. He notes no push to broaden free speech, but several bills aim to keep pornographic material out of public hands, especially children, and questions the feasibility of a precise definition of obscenity.
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Washington Post
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Simon & Schuster
IRS postpones promotion over elevator and reading incidents
The IRS delayed the in grade promotion for Francis Holbrook a TRS official citing an elevator button incident and alleged improper reading of Playboy and Washington Post at work. A confidential report notes morale issues and a lack of cooperation with requests.
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