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Whether or not that scenario will ever occur is, of course, impossible to know. Recognizing that economic and political conditions are liable to change dramatically in the next few years, the PBC has not tied itself to any specific plans. Nyhart explained that on July 5, 1976 the PBC will have to decide to either change its name and keep going or direct its energies into some existing organization and move it in the PBC's direction. At the moment, though, the PBC has no defined relation to the Democratic Party, the major labor unions, or any other possible source...
...convened Board of Overseers would be in a showdown with Bok on the issue of community affairs. But even more realistically, the leaders know that it is tough to convince people in the administration how bad the problems really are, when direct confrontation between residents and community affairs staffers occur so infrequently...
...Warren E. Wacker, director of University Health Services, said yesterday that epidemics caused by this organism--called vibrio parahemolyticus--sometimes occur in Japan, where large quantities of raw fish are consumed, but "practically never" appear in New England...
...poor nations. Even the development that does take place benefits tiny portions of poor nations: in Brazil, for instance, between 1968 and 1972, while 5 per cent of the population grew more wealthy, 50 per cent stayed the same, and 45 per cent grew poorer. If development did occur along western lines, the world would soon exhaust almost all non-renewable resources, and the ecological destruction we have seen in America would spread world-wide...
Condon admits that such hectic shifts are not routine, but feels that for him they occur too often. He believes that tired physicians may overlook things in their examinations and "minimize the symptoms." He argues that, while fatigue is bad for a physician, it is even worse for his patient...