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Richard G. Tinnerholm, a corporate vice president, sees the need for more sweeping reform. He writes that the federal government that produces "inevitable stalemates has outlived its usefulness and has demonstrated its inability to give effective leadership in current domestic and international crises," adding he would recommend a form of 'enlightened presidential dictatorship' operating under the surveillance of our Supreme Court," and abolishing Congress as serving no purpose...
...partner. Says Dr. Bruce Stadel, coordinator of a $2 million federal study on gynecological complaints: "For women without serious problems the I.U.D. is probably a reasonable method of contraception and may sometimes be preferable to other methods." But until the issue is firmly decided, many physicians are declining to recommend the I.U.D. for young, sexually active women who have not borne children and are advising it mainly for those mothers who do not want any more babies...
...substantially the same as the first. The 62-page booklet calls again for "mass fence takedown along whole sections of the perimeter allowing large numbers of people to move onto the site simultaneously." Again there will be gasmasks and bolt cutters; grappling hooks are much discussed, and the organizers recommend bringing "plywood for shielding...
These concerns, and the question of how to deal with Carter, are certain to dominate discussion this week as the European Community's heads of state meet in Luxembourg. The British are going to recommend an early summit with Carter. What is clear is that there is an urgent need for vastly improved understanding between the U.S. and its allies...
Third, the Coop has openly abandoned its neutral position on the issue by encouraging students to purchase Cotrell & Leonard gowns. The most fiagrant example of this was in the April 11 Crimson, in which Argeros called the class committee's unanimous decision to recommend a boycott of Cotrell & Leonard "unfortunate." Argeros acted most improperly in commenting on this, or any other, decision regarding which cap and gown to order. If the Coop really intends to offer students a choice, then it should not prejudice this choice by such public comments. Mr. Argeros has revealed his pro-Cotrell & Leonard bias...