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Every undergraduate at Harvard is automatically covered by a group Blue Cross/Blue Shield policy. Harvard's group policy is widely considered to be one of the best available to students at the lowest cost, covering almost every service unavailable...
Since the Supreme Court ruling made abortions legal at the discretion of a woman and her doctor, Blue Cross/Blue Shield has become a little more cautious about paying for abortions, Kathleen Kirkman, staff assistant for student insurance, said Tuesday. A pregnant woman wanting an abortion referral from UHS must have her case certified by UHS physicians, and they must decide that the abortion is a therapeutic measure...
...land from their friend in the White House, the two men became "co-partners doing business under the firm name and style of B. & C. Investment Co." Nixon spokesmen explained that Abplanalp later bought out his partner and that Rebozo's name was not mentioned earlier to shield him from publicity...
Said the elated Bean: "That's what we've been hoping you would say." In fact, the astronauts got ready to take their repeatedly postponed space walk early this week. That will enable them to erect a second sunshade over the area stripped bare when a micrometeorite shield ripped off during Skylab's launch in May. The astronauts will also take the opportunity to reload their solar-telescope array with fresh film. Underscoring the renewed optimism at Houston that Skylab would survive this latest crisis, Kraft made arrangements to bring Soviet Ambassador Anatoly Dobrynin to Houston...
...deciding last year that a grand jury could require a senatorial aide to testify about non-legislative affairs, Justice Byron White observed for the majority that "the so-called Executive privilege has never been applied to shield Executive officers from prosecution for crime." In another case requiring newsmen to answer grand jury questions, White, again for the majority, indicated that "in proper circumstances a subpoena could be issued to the President of the United States." And in the Pentagon papers case, Chief Justice Warren E. Burger criticized the New York Times for failing "to perform one of the basic...