Elderly victims of young neighbors in housing study
A government funded study led by Oscar Newman finds elderly poor in low income housing with many children suffer higher crime rates. The report recommends separating age groups and favors design changes such as single family homes or limited occupancy three story walkups to reduce theft, vandalism and disturbances.
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New York City Housing Authority
Israel to get A-plants under pact with U.S.
Israel’s cabinet decided to initial a U.S. nuclear cooperation pact promising two nuclear power stations. The agreement covers civilian use of nuclear energy and reactor construction and supervision, with details not disclosed. Simcha Dinitz was told to initial the draft.
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Swine flu shot plan on verge of collapse
President Ford faces a collapsing $13 million plan to immunize 200 million Americans against swine flu. The effort, announced March 24 at the White House, has drawn strong White House backing but is slipping amid political pressures as Ford seeks the Republican nomination amid debate over science versus politics.
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California
Impasse over vaccine liability slows swine flu program
In the election year debate over a federal swine flu program the key issue is when the four drug makers Wyeth Merrell Parke Davis Merck will secure liability coverage. Insurance firms balk at assuming liability for government designed vaccine amid potential nuisance suits. negotiations continue as officials seek contractual assurances and a workable solution.
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Bungling in U.S. arms sale alleged
Rep. Les Aspin said State Department inspectors cited inadequate management in one U.S. arms sale to Iran and conflicting advice in another. He noted two IG reports criticized handling and mixed military guidance, with a third report on overall sales being suppressed. Aspin indicated U.S. arms sales to Iran totaled nearly 1.3 billion dollars last year.
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