Lawyers Fight Back As Aid to Poor Spurs Attacks
Federal lawyers aiding the poor face backlash from business and political leaders and some lawyers. The national advisory committee for the legal services program says discrimination burdens the poor. Stan Levy cites pressure on USC to exit the program amid a racial discrimination suit. David Dugan notes a county bar association disassociating over legal issues. The committee urges bar associations to form review teams.
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Nixon Science Aide Supports MIRV Test Moratorium
Dr Lee DuBridge, the President's science adviser, backs a MIRV test moratorium in arms control talks with the Soviet Union. He argues against unilateral US stoppage and believes Soviet monitoring would deter hidden development while urging careful inspection on the issue.
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