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...Harvard and Money" report that came out in November discussed the "social responsibility" problem but did not go beyond raising the questions. It ended with the words: "We await the Austin report...
...happy; after all, the anti-abortion law did technically survive. The reformers had hoped, in fact, that the court would face larger issues; among them, whether or not wives seeking abortions are protected by the emerging constitutional right of marital privacy. But other cases raising such issues still await action from the court, and last week's decision gave no hint of what the ultimate outcome might...
Finally, the group was ushered into the reception room and seated in a circle at little desks to await the Premier's entry. After his formal greeting-and his announcement of a "new page" in Sino-American relations-Chou, for an unexpected If hours, became the jovial host. He offered an old Chinese saying: "What joy it is to bring friends from afar." He added: "In the past, a lot of American friends have been in China. You have made a start here in bringing more friends." Did that mean that Peking would now admit American newsmen? Yes, replied...
...years ago, Billie Austin Bryant stood before U.S. District Judge Gerhard A. Gesell in Washington, D.C., to await sentencing after having been convicted of killing two FBI agents. Under the law, Judge Gesell had only two alternatives: electrocution or life imprisonment. Though he declared that death was merited by the mercilessness of the deed, the judge spared Bryant's life. "It would not serve the ends of effective justice to allow the defendant the luxury of all the special attention that a capital penalty would generate," he said. Addressing the defendant, Gesell intoned: "Mr. Bryant, you will...