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...extraordinary burden on the poor, whose "conservation" efforts frequently mean choosing food over heat in the winter. The depressing economic influence of a $15-a-barrel tax on oil imports, according to Safire's own estimate, would cost us one million jobs. Liberal supporters of an oil import tax suggest that revenues from the tax be channelled to the poor, but, given the current political climate, it would be naive to expect such an allocation. The money would probably go to reduce the deficit, as Safire has suggested...
Burford herself lately became the highest-ranking official ever to be cited for contempt of Congress when she refused to hand over documents concerning the Superfund. Various news sources suggest that some of the papers may have been shredded and computer disks erased to keep them from Congress. Investigators also hope to learn why money from the Superfund, which was set up to clean up sites whose polluters cannot be identified, have only trickled out, though the EPA managed to lose $53.6 million through bookkeeping errors...
...Concentrations Committee itself. With increased philosophical support from the University, it could perhaps take a more active role in getting faculty members to gather with students in both the planning and teaching stages of the program. The application process should certainly remain rigorous, but the committee might try to suggest more routes of access to information and personnel...
Steiner is the first Harvard official to suggest publicly that the new law may have constitutional flaws. He said yesterday that officials were "looking at a range of questions," but declined further comment...
...suggest that you publish Monday's strip, if only to inform Crimson readers of the banality of your prudery. Your misguidedly self-righteous concern over a nebulous offense is no more than a priggish display of editorial hubris. Ralph Vetters '85 Harry Browne...