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...Finch had tried to steer between the necessities of the Administration's hard-line budget trimming and the demands of his progressive subordinates, many of them Democrats. In the process, he satisfied no one-least of all himself. "He keeps everything inside himself," says a high-placed HEW physician. "That's why he's sick-it's destroying...
...Nerve Endings. Similar accounts-how-not-to-do-it manuals for frightened parents-are customarily welcomed on the grounds of public utility. Each Other's Victims will probably be so welcomed too. At any rate, the author apparently makes this assumption. He sedulously offers nuggets of information: "One physician estimates that five years is probably a long life span for a practicing speed freak." He also hazards scary opinion: "There are something like seven million college students in the country, and God knows how many millions of kids in high school, probably five, six times as many. I would...
...already committed itself to providing care for "a neighborhood involving 64,000 people," Dr. George W. Thorne, physician-in-chief of PBBH and Samuel A. Levine Professor of Medicine, said yesterday...
...think we have established that there was another weapon fired." a Guard aide said yesterday. He cited a physician's statement concerning one of the injured students, which said that the "size and design of the injury indicated that the student was struck by something other than a military projectile...
Before tree specialists stopped using hard pesticides like DDT to combat the elm disease, insecticide killings of birds were apparently common in Cambridge. Charles F. Walcott, a retired physician and amateur ornithologist, recalls seeing three insect-eating species-the robin, hermit thrush, and flicker-in "typical DDT convulsions" on his property off Sparks Street...