Bar Association May Change Timing On Assessing Supreme Court Nominees
ABA President Bernard G. Segal says the American Bar Association may withhold its assessment of future Supreme Court nominees until the Senate completes hearings. The move follows Nixon’s practice of not submitting prospective nominees to the ABA beforehand, unlike Eisenhower Kennedy and Johnson. Segal aims to persuade Nixon to reinstate prior practice.
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Auto Fumes Seen Around For Decade
Dr. Tee A. DuBridge said it would take 10 years to free highways from pollution producing autos. He told 25,000 educators at the AASA convention that progress is being made toward a pollution free engine, with nitrous oxides and lead reduction underway. Costs will rise for antipollution tech, DuBridge noted, but improving society justifies higher prices. Engineers explore steam, gas turbines, or electric motors, yet no replacement for the internal combustion engine exists with adequate performance, safety, and low cost.
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