Genes rule child IQ says twin studies report
A report from the First International Congress of Twin Studies sponsored by the Mendel Institute says genetics, not environment, largely determine a child’s intelligence. Dr. Joseph Mo Horn's Texas study of 89 adoptive families finds adopted children’ IQs align more with biological mothers than adoptive parents, supporting genetic influence while not denying methods to improve outcomes.
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Nixon offered vote funds for aides' legal fees
The prosecutors in the Watergate trials disclosed a 1974 tape fragment in which former President Nixon discussed using up to $400 000 in cash from 1974 election funds to cover legal costs and aid the families of H R Haldeman and John D Ehrlichman. He directed aides to handle the money and noted favors for contributors, mentioning Howard Hughes as a possible donor source.
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