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Residents of the Avon Hill Street area have formed a tenants' union to protest "unacceptable" rent increases by Harvard Real Estate, Inc., Linda B. Ramsey, president of the Botantic Gardens Tenants Association, said yesterday...
Protestant Theologian Paul Ramsey, a professor of religion at Princeton, declines to identify the precise moment when life begins. But he argues that science now offers evidence of human characteristics in the fetus far earlier than once believed. "I do not say human life begins with conception," says Ramsey, "but science has given us ample factual grounds for believing that the unborn child is an independent human being within the time span [that is, six months] in which the law now says this unborn child can be killed...
...means hapless--breaststroker GWEN KNAPP is sure to qualify, simply because she deserves to...Travelling to Princeton last weekend to see the swim meets were the entire Knapp family of Wilmington, Delaware, TONY MEIER's parents from Los Angeles, and TED CHAPPELL's family from nearby Ramsey, N.J. The men took advantage of some Princeton illnesses and injuries to record a surprisingly easy 86-27 win, while the aquawomen succumbed, 107-42. Both teams are in action this afternoon, with the men facing Cornell at noon, while the women try to avenge last year's loss to Yale...
...Iranian Prime Minister Mehdi Bazargan, who seemed to be sympathetic on the day after the seizure of the hostages. Bazargan resigned his office in frustration the day after that, confessing that it was not his government but Khomeini and his followers who held power. Carter dispatched former Attorney General Ramsey Clark and former Foreign Service Officer William Miller to meet Khomeini, but before they could reach Iran, the Ayatullah announced that he would not see them...
...Iran, Banisadr insisted that preoccupation with the hostages was preventing his nation from dealing with its own considerable troubles (30% unemployment, 50% inflation, low oil exports, a nasty border squabble with Iraq), but he could not persuade the newly convened Majlis to act. The summer dragged on. Ramsey Clark defied Carter's half-hearted travel ban and attended a conference in Tehran on "Crimes of America." The militants released Richard Queen, a hostage suffering from multiple sclerosis. On July 27 the Shah died, an event that months before might have been useful but now seemed almost irrelevant...