Glen coup

Article Abstract:

Sika deer are breeding with red deer in Scotland and are producing hybrids which threaten the purity of red deer stock. The Scottish economy benefits from the hunting of red deer which have larger antlers than sika deer, and this hybridization could threaten the economy. There have been calls to increase culling of sika deer and to prevent their introduction into areas such as islands that they have not yet penetrated. The spread of sika also offers opportunities for scientists studying hybrids, and sika can produce good quality venison which some argue is better than that of red deer.

Scotland, Environmental aspects, Red deer, Sika deer

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Suing over an S.T.D. - will you win?

Article Abstract:

People who contract an STD from someone who fails to disclose the infection are likely to win in a lawsuit, but they may have to face some problems. These problems include having to reveal their sexual history and being accused of transmitting the disease.

Sexually transmitted diseases, Cases, Celebrities

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Time to Harmonize

Article Abstract:

Almost all European Economic Community (EEC) members regulate the amount and content of television advertising. Cable television poses a problem. Perhaps the EEC should set up a statutory European control authority for direct satellite and cable networks.

Advertising, European Economic Community

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