Congress weighs repeal of Hatch Act ban on federal workers
AP reports Congress considers lifting the Hatch Act prohibition that bars federal employees from partisan politics. About 2.8 million workers nationwide could become active campaign participants, with President Carter backing repeal as organized labor pushes for the measure.
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DES growth stimulant controversy drags into fall
The fight over using the chemical growth stimulant DES in livestock may resolve by next fall if proceedings proceed smoothly, says the Animal Health Institute. The debate spans FDA action, Delaney clause implications, and SAC saccharin politics, with farm costs also noted.
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Animal Health Institute
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Food and Drug Administration
Six Notrump Triumph by Geza Ottlik In A Difficult Deal
Final contract six notrump played by South is defended by East West. South wins the spade lead, cashes clubs AKQJ, and, with careful play and only one entry to dummy, best defense crumbles. South then makes twelve tricks after precise discards and heart and diamond considerations.
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Geza Ottlik
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West
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