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MCC was formed in 1982 by ten companies, in part to counter Japan's Fifth- Generation Project, a combined government and industry effort to develop new supercomputers. The consortium's member firms agreed to pool the results of jointly financed long-term research conducted at an Austin center on such...
In the crowded courtroom in Hackensack, N.J., listeners heard repeated last week the now familiar outlines of the story. William Stern, 40, a biochemist, and his wife Elizabeth, 41, a pediatrician, contracted with Whitehead early in 1985 for her to conceive a child through artificial insemination and carry it on...
The judge, who is hearing the suit without a jury, will have little to guide him as he makes his decision. There have been at least four other instances in which a surrogate mother has decided to keep the child. The cases either were settled out of court or produced...
That potential demand makes some people anxious to see the surrogate practice halted now. "If you regulate it," objects William Pierce, president of the National Committee for Adoption, "that is making a public statement that it's all right. We decided a hundred years ago we didn't want people...
The Happy Hacker was not happy, but he brought it on himself. All the Hacker's papers are written on word-processors, literary Cuisinarts which would just as soon make mashed potatoes as they would make julienne french fries. Word processors are to the '80s what drugs were to the...