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Tucson Daily Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Dec 20, 1972

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Do humans actually volunteer in dangerous trials today

A discussion of consent and coercion in human experimentation surveys prisoners soldiers and patients. Researchers from Parke-Davis and Upjohn run a clinic inside Jackson Michigan prison with 1400 inmates as volunteers for drug tests while noting safeguards and limits. Experts warn that desperation and vulnerability blur the line between consent and coercion especially for children and mentally incompetent individuals.

Associated Press Thomas C Smith Parke-Davis Detroit Upjohn Co Southern Michigan Jackson Smith Plarmaceutical Nutty Demissianos Upjohn Donald T. Chalkley National Institutes of Health Supreme Court

New federal court urged to ease Supreme Court docket

A Harvard Law School committee led by Paul A. Freund recommends creating a National Court of Appeals to filter cases from lower courts and state supreme courts. About 400 cases would go to the Supreme Court, with 150 argued yearly, while eliminating three judge federal courts to reduce bottlenecks and free justices for major decisions.

Burger Federal Judicial Center Judiciary Committees Congress National Court of Appeals Supreme Court Earl Warren Polter Stewart Tne Harvard Law Record Stewart Willam QO. Douglas Freund Appeals Court U.S

Berrigan Walks Free After Prison Term Ends

DANBURY Conn AP anti war priest Philip Berrigan walked to freedom after serving over three years of a six year sentence for destroying Selective Service records at Catonsville Md in 1968. He said I have no regrets and noted mixed feelings about leaving prison as war continues.

Danbury, Conn Philip Berrigan Federal Correctional Institution Daniel Jerome Catonsville Berrigan

City audit urges redefinition of center lines and data shift

The Ernst & Ernst report urges redefinition of Community Center lines of responsibility, with the council to review recommendations via City Manager Okey. It also calls for better revenue forecasts, creation of a data processing department, and a steering committee as computer use grows. Next year’s data processing budget reaches nearly $1 million, up from $694,000.

Counseil Lewis C. Murphy Clifford O'Key Ernst & Ernst State Tax Commission

Nationalization urged by Navy official on defense contracts

Navy procurement official Gordon Rule testifies before the Joint Economic Committee calling for possible nationalization of key defense industry segments. He accuses Grumman and Litton of underbidding and poor performance while criticizing the military industrial complex and the shift toward a quasi welfare system benefiting a few contractors. He urges acknowledging a move toward socialism in defense procurement.

Washington Navy Gordon Rule Rule Nixon Roy Ash Litton Industries Navy Material Command Dwight Eisenhower Hisenhower Executive Department Joint Congressional Economic Committee Sugar

Newsman kept out of jail on appeal in Watergate case

UPI reports the U.S. Court of Appeals halted further jail time for Los Angeles Times Washington bureau chief John F. Lawrence while he appeals a contempt ruling. Lawrence had been jailed briefly for refusing to surrender subpoenaed interview tapes connected to the Watergate investigation.

Washington UPI U.S. Court of Appeals Los Angeles Times John .F. Lawrence Federal District Court

Chile and U S start talks on economic issues

Washington reports negotiations between the United States and Chile on economic matters souring relations with Santiago's Marxist regime. Key topics include Chile's vast assets large holdings heavy debt and U S restrictions on credits to Chile.

Washington U.S Ennors Nixon Santiago Chile Aeaure

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