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UPenn Provost Vartan Gregorian has said the administration should adopt a "neutral stance" on the matter...
...real estate does not give a tenant ownership rights. Therefore, an owner must be allowed to owner-occupy his or her property if that is desired. If the government attempted to create a law depriving owners of this constitutional right (as I feel Cambridge has attempted to do by adopting Ordinance 926), then there is a redistribution of property rights equal to the taking of property by the government without due compensation. I suggest therefore that our City Council try to adopt regulations within constitutional limitations or create positive programs to resolve problems that may exist. Otherwise, court battles will...
Hosken said the recommendations of the World Health Organization last year to adopt national policies abolishing female circumcision have not reduced the problem...
...watching the development of the new Carter anti-inflation program. Although the dollar has remained strong on exchange markets during the past few weeks, a weak policy from Washington could set off another run on the dollar. Former West German Central Bank President Otmar Emminger urged the President to adopt an "emergency package." Said he: "Gradualism is not the answer when you have such a deeply embedded inflationary psychology." But officials abroad remain skeptical. Concluded a top official in the West German Economics Ministry: "They know what they have to do in Washington. But they're afraid to bite...
...demands from all quarters to do something-do anything-about inflation show the deep American concern about this malignant problem. President Carter's attempts to slip the blame off onto Congress for failing to adopt his energy program fast enough or onto OPEC for raising prices are not being accepted. Only 2.2% of last year's 13.3% inflation was caused by OPEC price increases. West Germany has faced the same OPEC problems, and imports more of its oil than does the U.S. Yet 1979 inflation in that country was 5.5%. Says former Federal Reserve Chairman Arthur Burns...