Genetic screening endorsed for public health use
A National Research Council committee supports genetic screening as valuable to health but rejects compulsory or politically motivated screening. The NAS report says screening should be offered as a service with no coercion and must avoid eugenic aims and perfecting humanity. Genetic screening helps prevent disease and guide care.
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Washington
National Research Council
National Academy of Sciences
Research Council
Arbitration grows as a business dispute solution
Settlement trend shifts lawsuits into arbitration with AAA at center. The American Arbitration Association, marking its 50th anniversary, lists about 45 000 experts across 1 600 communities who handle disputes brought by firms like ITT and local manufacturers. The process starts with an arbitration agreement or submission, then AAA assigns a Tribunal Administrator who guides hearings, arbitrators are chosen from mutual lists, and administrative appointments fill gaps if needed. Tomorrow’s column will outline preparation steps for arbitration hearings.
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Sylvia Porter
International Telephone & Telegraph
Farmers’ Cooperative
New England
American Arbitration Assn
U.S
AAA
West 51 St
N.Y
Cas
Portuguese Demonstration Rally Supports Democracy in Lisbon
Tens of thousands march through Lisbon led by the Socialist party in a show of support for President Francisco da Costa Gomes and the High Council of the Revolution as they pursue a pluralist path. The crowd backs a free Republica newspaper amid a battle with the Communist faction and printers.
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Lisbon
Communist Party
Socialist Party
Francisco da Costa Gomes
High Council
Republica
Raul Rego
Revolutionary Council
Court rules warrant needed before wiretaps on domestic groups
The U S Court of Appeals says a warrant must precede wiretaps on the Jewish Defense League even amid calls for detente with the Soviet Union. The ruling concerns a civil suit by 16 JDL members against former Attorney General Mitchell and FBI agents, with a lower court decision overturned. A separate federal commission is examining police use of surveillance gear.
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Washington
U.S. Court of Appeals For
District of Columbia
Executive Branch
Jewish Defense League
U.S. Court of Appeals
United States
Soviet Union
J. Skelly Wright
JDL
Atty
John N. Mitchell
FBI
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Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
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