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Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jul 02, 1972

Page

9

Biologists and Doctors Seek Moral Guide for New Medical Tech

An nationwide movement forms to craft broadly accepted life and death ethics amid breakthroughs in fertilization, embryo selection, brain implants, organ transplants, and extended lifespans. Leaders from medicine, law, theology, and academia seek principles to steer future practice and policy. A national commission is proposed to study these issues and high-level reforms.

Ashington Merlin K. Duval Sistant Jose M. R. Delgado Yale University Joseph P. Kennedy, Jr., Foundation National Institutes of Health The Academy of Sciences American Medical Association Salk Institute California American Academy of Arts and Sciences Kennedy Foundation Institute of Society, Ethics and the Life Sciences Hastings-on-Hudson N.Y Congress Senate House

Presidents of Manifest Destiny From a Tormented Soul

Wallace Patterson BRAHAM profiles Abraham Lincoln as the first Republican President. From humble origins to war leadership, Lincoln battles doubt with humor and grit, guiding Union victory and issuing the Emancipation Proclamation. Describes his era, decisions, and lasting impact.

Braham Lincoln America Kentucky Abe White House New York Herald William Seward Seward Abraham Lincoln McClellan Pope Burnside Hooker Meade Grant Robert E. Lee Virginia Lee Antietam

Bernstein on Words Ain't Aren't Aint

Theodore M Bernstein argues against using ain't in formal speech and writing and notes British usage of aren't is milder but still uncommon in American English. He explains aggravate misuses and suggests alternatives such as annoy and irritate while urging preservation of language standards. Special Features Syndicate New York Times

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