19 Jul 1977
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Newspaper
Tucson Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jul 19, 1977
Page
1
Washington scientists say dangers from recombinant DNA work appear far less than feared and warn against overbearing rules by Congress. A NIH workshop in Falmouth, Mass., gathered 37 researchers who argued no runaways or epidemics have occurred, with many more authors backing the view that exaggerated hazards have gone too far.
Lawson Blevins, a 26 year old former Stearns Coal guard, says he works 12 hour days protecting company property amid a Cumberland Mountains strike. Miners and guards exchange gunfire near pillboxes and a bulldozed fence as contract talks remain deadlocked after the first anniversary of the walkout.
Jim Laird eschews brushes for laser light art. He bounces beams off various objects to create abstract images, then photographs the results. Now selling prints commercially at Discoveries on East Grant Road and Arizona Studio on Country Club.
London report cites Cambridge endocrinologist Ivor Mills claiming modern work and home strain cause women to grow hair on chests and abdomens and even develop heightened sexual drives. He notes cases of facial hair, deeper voices, and irritability with hormonal excess, urging more husband involvement at home.
President Carter remains opposed to using federal funds for abortion for poor women despite pressure from within his administration and from women's rights leaders. White House aides describe him as adamant, with seven members of Congress seeking a meeting to press the issue.
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