holds that unpersuasive document was little more than attempt to put positive spin on some 'flagrant examples' of tailoring science to fit politics The Science Adviser's Rejoinder

holds that until election system is improved--with better mechanics and greater transparency--we cannot expect voters to have full confidence in results; contends that electronic voting proved to be problem; maintains that US should have elections in which public has no reason to worry whether every vote was counted properly; says there will be concern until all software used in elections is made public; asserts that besides election equipment that is easy to check for error, strongest defense against conspiracy theorists is election officials who act with openness and integrity About Those Election Results

holds that until recently none of groups representing either employers or laborers have shown much interest for impartial election on what workers wanted; urges growers and unions to join in plea for an NLRB vote in grape fields after bd satisfies itself that fair choice will not be prevented by coercion from either side; notes, however, that a preliminary to any such determination must be ct action on Chavez's accusation Voice of the Migrants?

holds that upcoming religious summit meeting was organized by people outside of UN; says UN did not extend invitations, and cannot 'reverse itself' and invite Dalai Lama A Meeting of Faiths

holds that uprising was planned by committed revolutionaries in attempt to break down prison system and to challenge Amer society in gen Oswald Declares ‘Skilled’ Planning Led to Outbreak

holds that upsets in early rounds of NHL playoffs could result in fans losing interest as playoffs progress (M) HOCKEY: N.H.L. Analysis; As Upsets Rise, Interest Wanes