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This approach to his subject forces Berger to specify the conditions under which impeachment is a proper tool of redress. He derives these specifications from the Constitution and from Anglo-American legal history...
Short-Handed. A possible middle course would allow the government to own all the oil equipment and hire Western companies to operate it, an arrangement worked out between Iran and its foreign oil firms after the Anglo-Iranian Oil Co. was nationalized. One U.S. oilman terms such deals, which would allow U.S. companies to continue turning a profit in the Middle East, "the wave of the future," and Gaddafi probably will want foreign oil workers to remain on his soil, since Libya is short of native technical and managerial talent...
...Among other things, the two leaders agreed that neither the U.S. nor Britain had any postwar territorial ambitions, and that the right of peoples to choose their own form of government would be respected. The charter also summarized Anglo-American commitments to expanded trade, to a general improvement in living standards, to "freedom from fear and want," to freedom of the seas, and to the eventual "abandonment of the use of force...
...becomes very common, the discovery of a handicapped child could easily amount to an edict for abortion. The race-linkage of some defects makes members of those races understandably concerned lest amniocentesis become a potent tool of genocide in the hands of a profession dominated by white upper-class anglo-Americans...
Applications for the Mark DeWolfe Howe fund are due Thursday, April 26 at Prof. Martin Peretz's office in Putnam House, 69 Brattle Street. Grants are awarded for research in civil rights, civil liberties and Anglo-American legal history. The grants are open to undergraduates...