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...vote-getter Anne Hazard Richardson '51, who garnered 22,624 votes, said she was "rather astounded" at her election, but said she would wait until she understood the dynamics of the board more thoroughly before choosing an area to specialize...
Ground-level ozone, the chief ingredient of smog, remains a major health hazard despite federal rules that limit the amount cities are permitted to allow in their air to no more than 0.12 parts per million. The pollutant inflames lung tissues and hampers breathing; it's especially dangerous for people who are exercising...
...involved with advising the Task Force are willing to hazard a guess as to the exact nature of the plan. "All of us are in the dark," says Blumenthal. "Whatever we do will be a huge experiment." His hope, he says, is simply for a plan that works...
Kennedy says taking yourself too seriously in debate is "an occupational hazard." Debate partner Friedman also says Kennedy "is willing to embarrass himself for the pleasure of other people...
...Pont, which poured $15 million into developing substitutes during the late 1970s, all but halted its research shortly after Reagan's election because no further regulation was on the horizon. Earlier, Du Pont had publicly committed itself to stop production of CFCs if "reputable evidence" showed they posed a hazard to the ozone layer. The company, however, set a tough standard for what constituted "reputable evidence." Du Pont challenged Rowland at every turn in the 1970s, and he believes the company's aggressiveness sent a chilling message to other scientists in the field...