Percys Move Toward Disclosure Marks Mixed Stance
Senator Charles Percy has long avoided full financial disclosure but on March 19 he listed his securities in the Congressional Record under Securities in Blind Trust. He dissolved blind trusts and signaled support for broader disclosure while opposing unilateral filing by other officials.
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Percy lists holdings in blind trust in Congressional Record
Sen. Charles Percy discloses securities held in a blind trust as of January 1, 1976. Investment decisions were largely by Stein Roe-Farnham, with adjustments to avoid conflicts with Senate duties. Holdings include Treasury securities, corporate bonds, and numerous common stocks from major firms.
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Light's double edge in health science and daily life
A survey of light's possible health benefits and risks from jaundice prevention in newborns to vitamin D synthesis, calcium absorption, cancer risk, and biological clocks. Experts weigh benefits of sunlight against possible harms and consider future photobiology research.
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Dura-Test Corporation
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International Commission On Illumination
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Theodore J. Hahn
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St. Louis
Hector F. DeLuca
University of Wisconsin
Madison
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
MIT
Massachusetts General Hospital
Boston
Richard J. Wurtman
Robert Near
Chelsea
Wurtman
Thorington
Nature
Earth
Urban strain over city finances across states and cities
A nationwide AP survey shows city state friction over funding for transit, schools, welfare and urban programs. Mayors blame legislature tax rules and limited revenue power. despite calls for more money, funds remain far short and politics hinder relief.
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