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Thursday, March 4, 1976

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The 1974 Florida Downs rac-, Delaware Park racetrack has i Oklahoma's
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tickets. The money was turned more than 678 acres. near-perfect
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Three of the four sectional first coins struck by the U.S. The Contine
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'Experts debate risks, merits
of recombinant DNA study




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(Continued from Page 1) own lab.
lKing had used a "classic diver- Goldstein, on the other hand,i
sionary move to change the said he could not determine the
agenda to what he wished to probabilities and certainties. He1
discuss" and that his state- quipped, "The only certainty I,
ments were "highly emotional" would have is that I would be
and irrelevant to the recombi- up all night trying to do it." ;
nant DNA discussion. Instead, Goldstein discussed]
Baltimore briefly discussed "three dilemmas that run
the possible "non-beneficial ap- through the whole (DNA re-
plications" of genetic engineer- search) problem:"
ing in biological warfare and -the use of a certain bacter-
the prediction that it could ia for experimentation that'
someday be used to harm hu- thrives in the human intestine;!
mans. The biologist said some; -the safety of the biological
protection would exist under and physical containment guide-.
the Biological Warfare Conven- lines established for various lev-
tion Treaty signed last year by els of risky experiments;c
the U.S., USSR, "and other ma- -and the arbitrary classifica-c
jor powers." tions of containment guidelinesI
He also asserted that the given to some of the moret
fear of genetic engineering be- controversial experiments..
ing used on humans "goes wayt
beyond the question of recom- CURTISS IS the principle
binant DNA to the whole thrust figure in developing a safer, en-t
of modern biology. To stop that feebled strain of bacteria thatt
doesn't mean stopping DNA is highly unlikely to survive;
technology. It means a much outside the laboratory, accord-1
broader thrust . . ."ing to his testing so far. He said

ments are essential to progress
in microbiology. "How much
do we really need recombinant
DNA research? Fine, we can
do without it. We have lived
with famine, virus and cancer,
and we can continue to," the
DNA expert said, sarcastically.
He predicted "extremely im-
portant benefits" could be
reaped by society in 15 years,
but wondered "if we don't
start, I wonder whether we'll
ever see them."
MOON RISES
NEW YORK (P) Ameri-
cans will have more up and
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1976, traveling some 15 billion
biles by elevator, predicts Otis
traffic engineering authority
George Strakosch.
Every time one of the coun-
try's 170 million elevator users
takes a trip, it may be for only
one floor or as many as 100.
But all their rides all year long
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ROYrCURTISS, Microbiology
profesor at the University of
Alabama, and Goldstein differ-
ed over the use of probability
data in assessing the benefits
and costs of the research. Cur-
tiss based his presentation on
statistical data gathered at his

the overall possibility of a re- I the distance from earth to
combinant DNA organism of ;moon, the elevator expert esti-
his new strain to "exhibit ad- mates.
verse consequences," under
moderate laboratory security, William H. Seward, as Secre-
to be infinitesimal. tary of State under President
Also affirming benefits to the Andrew Johnson, bought Alaska
research, Baltimore stressed from Czarist Russia for $7.2
his feeling that the DNA experi- million.

Employes strike at EMU

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the striker, identifying himself
only as Ray, said the offers
made by the University "just
weren't worth it.
"They claim they offered us
a ten per cent raise, but in re-
ality it was only six per cent,"
he added. "Hell, if they had of-
fered us ten per cent, we'd be
working now."
UNIVERSITY PERSONNEL
Director Wayne Douglas, re-
sponding to the charges, said:j
"I think, in fact I know . . .
that the University met with
the unions (Thursday)ralong
with a mediator. And after nine
to ten hours the mediator re-
commended that both parties
suspend negotiations because of
lack of progress.
"The University negotiators
stayed at the meeting . . . un-
til the UAW members had
left. We were available, we did
not walk out," he added.
"We never offered them a
ten per cent wage increase,"
Dougilas said, "and it was un-
reasonable of them to ask. We
can't give what we don't have."
RAY, A MEMBER of Local
1976 representing the profes-
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the University's offer of a 5.25'
per cent raise to the clerical
workers. "How the hell can
they offer one local one thing
and gyp the other? They're
cheating, they're ripping the
supervisors off."I
Other strikers echoed his sen-
timents, explaining that money
was not the only issue. "We
report overtime each week just
for laughs," said one woman.,
"We never get paid time-and-a-'
half, even though we're made1
to work a minimum of forty
hours a week. Those overtime
hours include weekends and
nights."
The two locals have tried to
stop food delivery to the dormi-
tories. When the Teamsters who
deliver the food agreed to honor
the picket lines, the University
arranged for students to de-
liver it.
ONE STUDENT passenger in
a food delivery truck said,I

"Yes, we're delivering but
we're honoring picket line4."
However, the driver of the truck
indicated the opposite.
"We're just delivering food,
we're not honoring any picket
lines," said the driver. "We're
not talking to the press. If you
print anything, I'll dispute it."
"These negotiations have
been going on since October",
said Ray, "All they (the Uni-
versity) do is accuse us of being
money-hungry grabbers".
Members of the two locals
hope thatbthe strike will not
continue beyond the weekend,
but some are not optimistic.
"I'm hoping for a weekend
settlement", said one woman
striker. "Actually, praying is
more like it. But the Univer-
sity would like to see how long
they can wait us out".
"That's, ridiculous", respond-
ed Douglas when told of her
comment. "We didn't want this
strike in the first place."

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