Word: regulatee
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The newest triumph of genetic engineering may also influence the actions of Congress, which is now considering legislation to regulate recombinant DNA research. Goodman undoubtedly echoed the views of many of his fellow scientists on the subject when he said, "It's a dangerously anti-intellectual precedent to make...
The U.S. reluctantly accepted the Moscow position only because the Soviets agreed to issue, at the time of SALT it's signing, what Vance described to newsmen in Geneva as "a statement of general principles which will govern the conduct of SALT III." According to the Secretary, this would...
That this exciting new research holds great promise but could also pose some peril was stressed in the day-long testimony before Senator Edward Kennedy's health subcommittee. Califano called recombinant DNA "a scientific tool of enormous potential." He also warned about possible-though unknown-hazards and concluded: "There...
A few Wall Streeters might have preferred Peter Solomon, a managing partner of New York's Lehman Bros., mainly because he was one of their own; Solomon was in the final running for the job. But in Williams, they find few faults. Says Donald Marron, president of Mitchell Hutchins...
The department would pick up several functions now performed elsewhere in the existing Washington energy Establishment. From Housing and Urban Development, it would get authority to set thermal efficiency standards for all buildings in the U.S.; from the Securities and Exchange Commission, power to regulate public utility mergers; from Commerce...