Bork’s Civil Rights Record Faces Senate Confirmation
Washington records show Robert H. Bork has a long, consistent civil rights stance opposing expansion of rights. Liberal critics argue his 25 year paper trail includes opposition to housing voting rights public accommodations and school desegregation while supporters say his views reflect limits on court power and federal overreach.
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Tiny Emmanuel College Chats Defense Grants Lead Over MIT
In Springfield Mass the Emmanuel College Boston a small Roman Catholic women’s school rivals MIT for defense funding per student. Pat Hagan recalls starting with Air Force geophysics lab work now a 25-strong team researching solar storms and ionospheric irregularities with 1.5 million dollars in 1986 for Pentagon work. MIT reports 1987 Pentagon support of about 45.5 million dollars equating to roughly 4 000 dollars per student for 1987.
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Cadmium Intake Tied to Alcoholism in Rats Study
Texas A&M researchers report that rats fed cadmium develop a taste for alcohol, preferring it to water. Cadmium, common in tobacco smoke and sewage sludge fertilizer, allegedly causes anxiety and may lead to seeking alcohol to reduce it.
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