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...parts of fish in amounts twice as high as the level established by the Food and Drug Administration as a "level of concern." Environmental officials contend that the buildup of the poison in fish over time, a process known as bioaccumulation, poses a long-range, if not immediate, health hazard. Warned Adamkus: "This is going to be a ticking bomb for human beings if it is accumulated over the years." The sample fish in the study were bottom feeders, such as carp and catfish, which scavenge in slimy sediment, where dioxin tends to settle. Cautious environmental officials renewed warnings against...
...honor with it by seven. The Watsons were vacationing in Colorado, and father and son were about to tee off when the starter objected that the child was too little. Pointing to a ditch in the distance, Ray Watson struck a bargain. If Tommy was able to carry the hazard, could he play? It was agreed. Seven is young to feel that kind of pressure, but Tommy played that...
...code were after. They envisioned a lawyer responsible to his client, but aware and flexible in extreme situations, Robert Meserve, a Boston lawyer who now heads the Bar Association commission which produced the proposed rules, called the action taken in New Orleans "unfortunate." Both he and Geoffrey C. Hazard, a Yale law professor now visiting at Harvard who was the principal draftsman of the rules, hope that the Bar will move to reverse the rules at their next convention in Atlanta in August...
...corporate lawyer, however, is more concerned that his choices in relation to his client's illegal activities be carefully spelled out: this split in the interests of the two principal branches of law greatly fueled last month's debates. Yet Hazard sees a certain irony in the outcome of the New Orleans meeting. The rule which the trial lawyers fought so hard and successfully to change would be less important for them than for corporate lawyers. Meanwhile, a different rule among those proposed would restrict the freedom of a trial lawyer in defending a client he knew to be guilty...
Diberardinis said that eve in that pipe lining was covering asbestos, such small holes would probable not cause a health hazard. "My guess would be no, but it would have to be looked at," he said...