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|National Research Council Recommendations Concerning Chemical Hygiene in Laboratories (Non-Mandatory)
To assist employers in developing an appropriate laboratory Chemical Hygiene Plan (CHP), the following non-mandatory recommendations were based on the National Research Council's (NRC) 2011 edition of "Prudent Practices in the Laboratory:
Handling and Management of Chemical Hazards." This reference, henceforth referred to as "Prudent Practices," is available from the National Academies Press, 500 Fifth
Street NW., Washington DC 20001 (www.nap.edu). "Prudent Practices" is cited because of its wide distribution and acceptance and because of its preparation by recognized authorities in the laboratory community through the sponsorship of the NRC. However, these recommendations do not modify any requirements of the OSHA Laboratory standard. This appendix presents pertinent recommendations from "Prudent Practices," organized into a form convenient for quick reference during operation of a laboratory and during development and application of a CHP. For a detailed explanation and justification for each recommendation, consult "Prudent Practices."
Culture of Safety
A. General Principles
1. Minimize All Chemical Exposures and Risks
(a) Identify chemicals to be used, amounts required, and circumstances of use in the experiment. Consider any special employee or laboratory conditions that could create or increase a hazard. Consult sources of safety and health information and experienced scientists to ensure that those conducting the risk assessment have sufficient expertise.
One sample approach to risk assessment is to answer these five questions:
(a) What are the hazards?
2. Avoid Underestimation of Risk
(a) Toxic or corrosive chemicals that require vented storage should be stored in
vented cabinets instead of in a chemical hood.
A laboratory ventilation system should include the following characteristics and practices:
(a) Heating and cooling should be adequate for the comfort of workers and operation of
equipment. Before modification of any building HVAC, the impact on laboratory or hood ventilation should be considered, as well as how laboratory ventilation changes may affect the building HVAC.
Before work begins, laboratory workers should be provided with proper training that
includes how to use the ventilation equipment, how to ensure that it is functioning properly, the consequences of improper use, what to do in the event of a system failure or power outage, special considerations, and the importance of signage and postings.
B. Responsibilities
1. Chemical Hygiene Officer
(a) Establishes, maintains, and revises the chemical hygiene plan (CHP).
2. Department Chairperson or Director
(a) Assumes responsibility for personnel engaged in the laboratory use of hazardous chemicals.
3. Departmental Safety Committee reviews accident reports and makes appropriate recommendations to the department chairperson regarding proposed changes in the laboratory procedures.
(a) Ensure that laboratory personnel comply with the departmental CHP and do not operate equipment or handle hazardous chemicals without proper training and authorization.
5. Laboratory Personnel
(a) Read, understand, and follow all safety rules and regulations that apply to the work area;
C. The Laboratory Facility
1. Laboratory Layout and Furnishing
(a) Work surfaces should be chemically resistant, smooth, and easy to clean.
2. Safety Equipment and Utilities
(a) An adequate number and placement of safety showers, eyewash units, and fire extinguishers should be provided for the laboratory.
D. Chemical Hygiene Plan (CHP)
1. The Laboratorys CHP must be readily available to workers and capable of protecting workers from health hazards and minimizing exposure. Include the following topics in the CHP:
(a) Individual chemical hygiene responsibilities;
It should be noted that the nature of laboratory work may necessitate addressing biological safety, radiation safety and security issues.
(a) Information on proper handling, storage, and disposal should be known to those who will be involved before a substance is received.
Chemical Storage:
(a) Chemicals should be separated and stored according to hazard category and compatibility.
Chemical Handling:
(a) As described above, a risk assessment should be conducted prior to beginning work with any hazardous chemical for the first time.
Chemical Inventory:
(a) Prudent management of chemicals in any laboratory is greatly facilitated by keeping an accurate inventory of the chemicals stored.
Transporting Chemicals:
(a) Secondary containment devices should be used when transporting chemicals.
Transferring Chemicals:
(a) Use adequate ventilation (such as a fume hood) when transferring even a small amount of a particularly hazardous substance (PHS).
Shipping Chemicals: Outgoing chemical shipments must meet all applicable Department of Transportation (DOT) regulations and should be authorized and handled by the institutional shipper.
(a) Reduce waste sources. The best approach to minimize waste generation is by reducing the scale of operations, reducing its formation during operations, and, if possible, substituting less hazardous chemicals for a particular operation.
Collection and Storage of Waste:
(a) Chemical waste should be accumulated at or near the point of generation, under the control of laboratory workers.
4. Inspection Program
(a) Inspectors should bring a checklist to ensure that all issues are covered and a camera to document issues that require correction.
5. Medical Consultation and Examination
(a) Emergency telephone numbers of emergency personnel/facilities, supervisors, and laboratory workers;
8. Spills and Accidents
E. General Procedures for Working With Chemicals
1. General Rules for Laboratory Work With Chemicals
(a) Assigned work schedules should be followed unless a deviation is authorized by the laboratory supervisor.
Working Alone in the Laboratory
F. Safety RecommendationsPhysical Hazards
(1) Ensure that research-specific hazards are evaluated and then controlled by developing specific written protocols and training.
G. Emergency Planning
(1) Evacuation procedureswhen it is appropriate and alternate routes;
It is prudent that laboratory personnel are also trained in how to respond to short-term, long-term and large-scale emergencies. Laboratory security can play a role in reducing the likelihood of some emergencies and assisting in preparation and response for others. Every institution, department, and individual laboratory should consider having an emergency preparedness plan. The level of detail of the plan will vary depending on the function of the group and institutional planning efforts already in place.
H. Emergency Procedures
(1) Fire alarm policy. Most organizations use fire alarms whenever a building needs to be evacuatedfor any reason. When a fire alarm sounds in the facility, evacuate immediately after extinguishing all equipment flames. Check on and assist others who may require help evacuating.
a. A written emergency action plan has been provided to workers;
(3) Chemical spills. Workers should contact the CHO or EHS office for instructions before cleaning up a chemical spill. All SDS and label instructions should be followed, and appropriate PPE should be worn during spill cleanup.
I. Laboratory Security
(1) Theft or diversion of chemicals, biologicals, and radioactive or proprietary materials, mission-critical or high-value equipment;
[76 FR 33609, June 8, 2011; 77 FR 17888, March 26, 2012; 78 FR 4325, Jan. 22, 2013]
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Walking is tough for Velvet Mingal. At 12 years old, the Border-collie mix suffers from arthritis and a degenerative disc. Her owners, Victor and Eileen Mingal, describe her as "extremely gentle."
What Velvet doesn't know is that she's the subject of controversy at Spanish Main Yacht Club, where her owners live part time. Velvet weighs in at 38 pounds, more than the 25-pound weight limit that the condominium has for pets.
Velvet is one of approximately six or seven dogs that, according to Spanish Main residents, could exceed the condominium's weight limit.
John Clay says that his 12-year-old Keeshond, Meiko, weighs approximately 25 pounds.
Jim McGuire says that, at 25 pounds, his Boston terrier, Monty, is bigger than most.
"He's on the fence," said McGuire, who is a Spanish Main board member. "The rule is kind of flimsy."
After receiving multiple complaints, Spanish Main's board formed a pet committee to explore pet issues within the condominium. The pet committee sent surveys to each owner at the 212-unit condominium asking 10 questions, including if certain breeds should be banned, whether the weight limit should remain and whether pets should be banned outright.
The committee sent the surveys to owners with the minutes of the May 7 board meeting and asked that they be anonymously completed and returned by June 19.
The controversy began brewing in late December, when a resident spotted Velvet toward the back of the Mingals' unit. That resident sent a letter to the board, which sent a letter to the Mingals ordering them to get rid of the dog.
Victor Mingal said that he and his wife didn't intend to bring Velvet when they bought their unit in February 2008. The Mingals say they originally arranged for a pet sitter, in Williamsville, N.Y., to care for the dog during the months they spent on Longboat Key. But Velvet developed a degenerative problem, and her veterinarian advised that she needed more care than her pet sitter or kennel could provide. So, the Mingals brought her to Spanish Main.
In hindsight, Victor Mingal said that he should have approached the board immediately about the dog.
Since December, the Mingals have gone before the board on three occasions to get permission to keep their dog. They also read a statement of apology to the board and residents for not telling them about Velvet. The board granted them an exception with documentation from Velvet's veterinarian. At a following meeting, a group presented a petition against the decision and got 78 signatures. The board later decided to form the pet committee to explore the issue.
"We've gone through a lot of grief all winter," Victor Mingal said.
An attorney for Spanish Main ruled that giving the Mingals an exception amounted to selective enforcement, because other dogs in the condominium most likely weigh more than 25 pounds.
Many residents who oppose the exception say the issue is one about rules, not about pets.
"I love pets, and I love pets of all sizes," said Spanish Main resident Ruth Sheppard. "But I think that the law should have been upheld or the law should have been changed."
"If you have a condominium, you have to go by the rules," said resident Barbara Speed.
Some pet owners hope that the condominium will, eventually, look at the breed of animals instead of the weight.
Jim Cameron, chair of the pet committee, said that Spanish Main's board researched pet issues and found that many condominiums were moving away from weight restrictions and toward bans on specific breeds.
"There are lots of problems with doing an effective control using weight limit as a rule," he said.
In some instances, according to Cameron, pet owners adopt or buy a mixed breed and don't know how big the animals will get. In other cases, pets gain weight as they age.
Cameron said that the debate allows board members to know how the community feels about pets. In the fall, residents could vote on pet-related issues.
"We don't know what the majority thinks," Cameron said. "This dog kind of sets a dialogue in motion."
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The New Jersey Devils apparent plan to get underneath the salary cap is to put Bryce Salvador and Anssi Salmela on long term injured reserve. While this would work, I give 4 reasons why the lack of additional moves isn't wise for New Jersey.
The New Jersey Devils assigned 5 more players to Albany today, bringing their roster down to 23 players. However, the Devils still have to make moves to be cap compliant by October 6. This post explains the situation and discusses today's demotions.
While the New Jersey Devils played the Philadelphia Flyers at the Prudential Center tonight, the Jersey Tour promotion made two stops in New Brunswick and on Rutgers' Livingston Campus. This report details all the questions the fans asked and the responses from the alumni and owner Jeff Vanderbeek.
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Maureen and Mike Mansfield Library Digital Collections
Mr. President:
rnr~ ~I:I.L\SE
Y, ED i1i/-\rt ~ ~ 1960
In recent weeks, two serious incidents have taken place in connection
with Berlin. They reveal once again, with stark clarity, the potentiality of
conflict which is inherent in that situation. The first incident was that of
the Allied military plan to fly planes above the 10,000 foot level on the air-lanes
to Berlin. The second involved an attempt of coQilur..ist border guards to
switch the passes of allied personnel traveling the land routes to Berlin. Had
the switch worked, allied personnel would have been compelled to acknowledge
the authority of the East German regime in place of the Soviet Union over the
approaches from the West. Hence, the Russians would have been in a position
to absolve themselves from responsibility for subsequent interference with
allied passage to Berlin. T~is second incident led to a prompt reprisal against
the movement of Soviet personnel in \ole stern Germany.
These incidents, each in its own way, represented the placing of the
chip on the shoulder. They were the dares of children carried over into the
deadly game of devastating military confrontation.
Fortunately, the interaction of reprisal--counter-reprisal--came to
a halt before it had gone very far. Fortunately, the chips were removed from
the shoulders by those "'ho had placed them there instead of being sent flying
at some point by one side or the other. That these incidents did not lead to
serious consequences may well have been due solely to the intervention of the
highest political authorities, President Eisenhower in one instance and Mr .
Khrushchev in the other.
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In this fashion is the way to the summit kept open, but--let us not
delude ourselves- -the way of almost haphazard descent into disaster is not
closed. It is avoided for the moment but it is not closed. Nor will it be
closed so long as the problems of a divided Berlin, encased as they are in
the problems of a divided Germany and the still lerger problems of a divided
Europe are not faced, so long as they are not faced with policies which fit
today's realities rather than with yesterday's generalities.
What are these antiquated generalities on Germany, ~x. President,
to which all involved appear still to cling? On the Soviet sice, the generalities
are these: In some fashion, at some time, all of Germany will become
a communist state if only the Western presence can be removed from Berlin and
the two parts of Germany kept sharply separated for the indefinite future.
And the generalities on the part of the Western allies? Our policies
hold that at some time, in some fashion, all of Germany will be drawn
into the Western camp if only the allied pres~nce remains in Berlin and if
we can will out of existence that half of Germany which is held by the communists
until such time as it can become a part of and subject to the political
control of a united Germany.
There are certain similarities, Mr. President, in the two positions.
In communist policies, no less than in those of the Western allies, great
significance is attached to control of Berlin. Further, both positions tacitly
regard the present division of Germany as preferable to the alternatives to
unity which have so far been proffered. And, apparently, at least the highest
political leadership on each side is fully cognizant of the catastrophic consequences
of total military conflict in present circumstances and seeks, therefore,
to avoid its use in the pursuit of political objectives in Germany.
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If these are the generalitie~what are the re&lities? The overrjding
reality is that there are two German authorities in one Germany and
there is no indication whatsoever that either is soing to go away in peace .
The present division is maintained, on one side, by a German authority with
a high degree of public support and poptUar participation, by the presence
of allied forces in Berlin, by the symbol of NATO's protection. It is maintained,
on the other side, by a very low degree of public support propped up
with totalitarian controls, backed by Soviet armed forces and such guarantees
as are contained in the Communist Warsaw pact. In sho1·t, the divisi on of
Germany into two politict:U entities exists whether it is recognized or not.
In these circumstances, I see no likelihood tha~ the generalities
of Soviet policy on Germany lead anywhere but in circles endlessly travelled.
Nor do I see--in present circumstances--that Western generalities lead anywhere
but in circles endlessly travelled. That has certainly been the experience
of the past decade and a half.
In short, t-1r. President, as between the \·/estern allies and the
Soviet bloc there is stalemate in Germany. There will be no He stern retreat
in peace. Nor do I see the probability of a Soviet withdrawal in peace . l-Ie
may be able to maintain the situation without total war--at Berlin no less
than in Germany as a whole--if we are prepared to pay the price. The Communists
can maintain it, too, and even challenge it at Berlin if they are
prepared to pay the price .
The question for us, no less than for them, is not: Can the present
situation be maintained? Rather, it is: Do we want to maintain it? Is this
situation in the highest interests of the Western nations? Is it, in all
truth, in the highest interests of the Soviet people? Is there an alternative
which better SErVes these highest interests on both sides?
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The need for an alternative is indicated, I believe, by historic
experience. German unification will not wait forever. At some point the
Germans themselves will tire of the present disunity i·rhich is imposed upon
them largely by the ideological differences of the Western nations and the
Soviet Union. If the mood of a plague on both your houses s"Weeps th:'ough
that country it may well upset the delicate balance upon which the peace of
Europe and the world is now hinged. For that reason, alone, Mr. President,
we must seek, even as the Russians must seek, in a mut~al interest in the
survival of a recognizable civilization, w·e must seek a i·ray to end the present
stalemate. It is too great a risk for mankind--for the Russians no less than
the Western nations--to assume an indefinite German acquiescence in the present
We need, further, Mr. President, to devise a new situation at Berlin,
not for West Berlin alone, as the Russians would have it, but for all Berlin.
For, it is at that point that the intimate juxtaposition of opposing military
forces creates the gravest danger of careless or accidental sparks which may
go beyond the control of those who play with the fire. This point is underscored
by the incidents to which I referred at the beginning of my remarks
and by others of a similar nature going back to the time of the Berlin Blockade.
The point of no return has not yet been transgressed in t~ se incidents
but let no one assume that, with the hair-triggering of modern military
establishments, that point will continue indefinitely to be avoided.
Finally, Mr. President, some way other than stalemate in Germany
is essential, if the huge burden of armaments is not to grow beyond the
capacities of all peoples to bear. Certainly it is essential if we no less
than the Russians mean seriously to lighten this burden. t·le may well ask
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ourselves: How much of our annual military budget of $110 or more billions is
occasioned by this stalemate? How much of the budgets of the Russians, the
British, the French, indeed, the budgets of just about every nation in Europe?
We are correct when we stand firm in the face of a Soviet provocation
at Berlin. But standing firm, alone, meets only the immediate provocation.
It does not face these other factors in the German situation, the factors which
strongly indicate that the present stalemate is not adequate . Standing firm,
alone, does not meet the question of the essential need for peaceful progress
on German unification . Standing firm, alone, does not meet the question of
the danger of accidental war or war by child-like provocation at Berlin. Standing
firm, alone, does not meet the question of the inter-relationship between
a dangerously divided Germany and a dangerously divided Europe--the delicate
balance between peace and war. Hence, it does not meet the question--let
alone of disarmament--but even of the capacity of the nations involved to bear
the burden of armaments, along with all the other burdens of an increasingly
complex civilization.
We may believe that we are countering the immediate provocation,
but we do not face these essential questions by proposing to hold plebiscites
in Wester n Berlin on the eve of a summit conference, especially plebiscites
whose results are a foregone conclusion. In el ection after election--the
most r ecent in December 1959--the people of Berlin have made clear beyond any
doubt that when faced with a choice between f r eedom and communist absorption,
they will choose overwhelmingly, for freedom, even freedom on the razor 's
edge. I can see no virtue in a parade of West Berl iners to the polls once
again to prove what has been prove~ over and over again, even to the point
of Sovi et acknowledgment. I can see harm in it, particularly in a world
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that has had a surfeit of propaganda in recent years. A gesture of that kind
may hammer home more firmly the existing stalemate. It does not face the
questions which suggest that it is time to end the stalemate.
Nor are these questions faced by Mr. Khrushchev when he seeks to
alter the status of West Berlin alone. To be sure the situation in \lest
Berlin may be "abnormal" as the President and Mr. Khrushchev apparently have
agreed. But one does not achieve normalcy by compounding the abnormality.
If the situati.on in West Berlin is abnormal now, it ,.,ould be even more abnormal
to substitute for it the situation vrhich Mr. Khrushchev has proposed. For, he
would leave as the sole Germ~n authority in what will one day be again the
capital of all Germany, a m.ili tant minority, the German communist reg:!. me of
east Germany. He would leave, in this fashion, the symbolic citadel of German
unification in the hands of those with the least claim to it. As for the
international enclave of freedom, which would remain in West Berlin, it would
matter little vrhether its safety were guaranteed or not. It would be to the
German authority in Berlin, their capita~ not to a sleepy international enclave,
to which more and more Germans would look for leadership and inspiration.
Nor are the questions faced on our part by a continued advocacy
of free all German elections. Communism will not write its death warrant
in East Germany in this fashion, not when it is holding the gun. We may call
for free elections and, indeed, we should; but let us not delude ourselves
into believing that this will bring about unification or in any way act to
end the present stalemate. We have called ourselves hoarse on this point
for a decade and a half and so far as anyone can see, the German totalitarian
regime in the East has used this time to drive the stakes of possession more
firmly into the ground.
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Nor are the questions of the stalemate faced by the Russians, Mr.
President, when they call for formal recognition of t he division of Germany
and certification of the division in peo.ce treaties vri th two Ge:rtJS.nies . How
many wars need to be fought before it is perceived, at laat, that a numerous
and determined people once seized with the sense of national unity are not
likely to be kept forever apart in peace? Countless forgotten agreements
which have presumed to make permanent by paper such cleavages gather dust in
the archives of history.
What I am suggesting, ~x . President, is t hat if t here is to be
reasonable hope for peace, there must be reasonable hope soon for the reunification
of Germany. The absence of such hope may very well convert the
rational urge to national unity into the irrational ~ge fo~ cocquest and,
in this connection, it is significant to note that a substantial body of
Germans already identify East Germany as Middle Germany and look to the lands
beyond the Oier-Neisse as the true East. It is not far-fetched to assume that
the patterns of the past may repeat themselves, in modern garb, in circumstances
provided by the continued German cleavage, by the deep divisions in
Europe, by a world which hangs continually by fingertips from the sill of
incipient disaster.
The pressures of the German situation are little different, today,
from what they were, when a year ago, their prolonged neglect, led to the
first German crisis. That they did not erupt, then, was due to the round of
goodwill tours, the visiting back and forth and hitter and yon. How much
longer these safety valves will operate, it is difficult to say. Hha.t can
be said with certainty is that it is unsafe to rely indefinitely on safety
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Sooner or later the nations involved must come to grips with the
realities of the German situation as it is today. It is probable that the
longer the moment of reckoning is put off, the smaller will be the margin
for peace, a durable peace.
If the pressures in the German situation are the same as they were
a year ago, it see.ns to me that the means with which they might be dealt in
peace are also similar to those which vrere indicated then. At that time, the
Senate will recall that I advanced for discussion 9 essentials upon which a
firm western policy for peace might conceivably be built. It is among these
points, I believe, in which we may still find the way to solution.
As then, so now, the focal point of potential conflict is Berlin,
where the military confrontation is most intimate an.d unstaCl.. e. As then,
so now, the answer to this problem. does not lie in propaganda stances or
gestures, nor does it lie in the incantation of the words of firmness while
the first of the deferred payments of appeasing concession is made for the
dubious privilege of maintaining the existing stalemate. Nor does it lie
in the astute proposal of Mr. Khrushchev to alter the status of Uest Berlin
alone, even if the guarantees which he proffers for that altered status were
The answer, the answer for peace, it seems to me, lies in a change
of status for all Berlin, for East Berlin no less than \·Test Berlin. The
answer, it seems to me, lies in agreement which permits this city--this entire
city--and its routes of access to be held in trust by the United Nations
or some other international body, with neutral forces responsible to its
authority, until such time as it is once again the capital of all Germany.
Le~ this new interim status for the entire city be guaranteed by the Allied
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nations . by the counnunist nations, by the United . rations. Let the cost of
maintaining the city in trust be borne by the two principle German political
authorities which have the greatest stake in it--oy Bonn and Pankow--in pro-portions
equal to the authority which they claim. Beneath an international
authority, let the two German authorities begin the long and difficult teak
of merging the two parts of what is one city.
In a setting of that kind, Mr. President, we might contemplate the beginning
of the end of the present dangerous juxtaposition of Soviet and Allied forces.
He might find as valid the withdrawal of both Soviet and Allied forces from
In the micro~osm of Berlin, moreover, could be cast the molds of reunification
for all of Germany. I think it is clear that that reunificetion is not going
to begin on the basis of free all-German elections in the foreseeable future .
Nor does the formula offered by the Russians offer any greater hope, for they
would formalize the division of Germany into ~1o German nations, with a vague
provision for future negotiations between these t\-TO nations on the question
of unification.
If there is to be a well-founded hope for German reunification in peace, it
must be recognized by all that we are dealing with one German nation in which
there are two German political entities. I say that, Mr. President, not to
play with words but in an effort to define more precisely the reality which
confronts us, for it is only in terms of that reality that we can hope to act
for peace in Germany.
To divide Germany into two nations, as the Russians suggest, will not change
the fact that there is one Germany. It may postpone the day when that unity
will reassert itself but it will also increase the violence of the pressure
for unification and may well thrust that pressure from rational into irrational
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Similarly to insist upon free all-German elections at this time, as the route
to unification, is also to postpone the day of unification, in all probability,
with the same conseq~ences . This route, unfortunately, is closed by the ines-capable
fact that there are two political entities in the one Germany. While
one entity might achieve supremacy by this route, the other is not likely to
conduct its own burial in peace by this route.
If these are the facts , as I believe them to be, and if it is desirable to
break the stalemate now in Germany, as I believe it to be, then it follows
that there should be one peace treaty w~th Germany, with both German political
entities sharing r esponsibility for it. It follows that both, with such assist-ance
and persuasion as can be provid.ed from '\orithout, must assume deep responsi-bilities
in the task of unification because that t ask will be most difficult,;
in the lapse of 15 years, institutions have grown up in the two parts of Ger-many
which will not readily be reconciled, one with the other. It follows, too,
that if there cannot be free all-German elections at this time, there must be
at least a guaranteed measure of equal political freedom and of equal political
participation for all Germans, living in each of the two political entities
at this time.
Finally, to act for peace, not only in Germany but in all Europe and to give
substance to the professed universal desire for a lightening of the burden of
armaments, there must be recognition on all sides that present military arrange-ments
in Germany and, in deed, in all Europe are not sacrosanct. If there is
an end to the military confrontation at Berlin, if there is visible progress
in peace towards German unification, then there can be, there ought to be, a
general easement of the entire European military confrontation and the develop-ment
of all-European agreements for safeguarding the peace. The Eden, the
Rapacki and similar proposals of the past warrant the most careful consideration
in this connection.
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Mr. President, what I suggested in Februe.ry, 1959, and \That I say today, seems
to me to encompass the essential elements of a new We cte~n approach to the problems
of Germany and Europe. If one holds that the present stalemate is greatly
in our interest then I suppose there is little point in considering these elements
. If one holds, as I hold, that the present stalemate is not in our highest
interest and if we are to have a chance to avoid both the pitfalls of appeasement
and conflict in the days, months and years ahead, then these elements of
a new policy, I believe, are worthy of the most careful and continuous consideration.
During the past year, I believe they have received such consideration in this
country and elsewhere . It seems to me that \·/estern policy, particularly as
mAnifested at the Geneva Conference of ~ureign Ministers last spring, reflects
a movement away from the generalities of yesterday towards the realities of
today. I hope that \ole stern policy in the period ahead will reflect the views
of all the Allied nations, but the domination of no single nation and, in so
doing, will continue the process of transition to new tenets .
There is no assurance that this transition will bring about the settlement
which Europe and the world needs. There is no assurance that a similar and
essential transition will take place in Soviet policies and without it, there
will be no agreement . But whatever the Soviet reaction, this transition in our
own policies needs to continue in the highest Western interests and in the interests
of mankind .
We cannot ignore our own responsibilities on the assumption that others will
ignore theirs . vie cannot, for we shall suffer along with others, for our own
neglect . There is no escape. There is no retreat. He must seek a change and
hope that others '\-rill do the same. But ,.,e must not avoid a change if it is in
our interests, regardless of what others may do or not do. We must seek, in new
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policies7 an agreement which eases rather than appea ~c~ at Berlin, an agreement
which paves a practical way to the peaceful unifi~ati0n of Germany, an agreement
which begins to stitch the cleavage between Europe- -East and West. Let others
obstruct such an agreement if they will but let us not ignore these needs in our
policies, these needs which are the most compelling that confront the people of
the vfestern Horld--the people of Russia and Eastern Europe no less than those
of vi estern Europe and the United States.
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When former Spice Girl Mel B kissed talk-show host Ross Mathews, it made news across the Atlantic. As the London Daily Mail reports, "Spice Girls superfan Ross Mathews got the thrill of his life when Mel B, aka Scary Spice, planted a smooch on him during a recent interview.
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It takes about an hour or so to get to the national forest, and the roads up the mountain are like something straight out of a movie. The forest is located in Rio Grande and is east of San Juan. You'll need to rent a car to get there. Some hotels, like the Holiday Inn Express, do offer shuttles. You get beautiful views of the rain forest and countryside.
There were a total of 10 trails you could venture through. Out of time, we choose only one trail, and it was about a 40-minute walk away from a cascading waterfall you could swim in. Try to get there somewhat early or you'll run into numerous other people exploring the trails. Some of the trails are paved and others are dirt, and there is one path that isn't kept up at all. If it happens to rain, be careful; the paved trails are very slippery and the unpaved ones are very muddy. It's suggested that you wear hiking boots, and if you decide to wander off on the unkempt path, you should consider wearing long pants. That one is more for the adventurous explorers. There is station at the bottom of the hill where you can purchase a map of the trails, water, and other trinkets. Some trails are flat; others are more up hill and challenging. I highly suggest picking up a map beforehand and planning your day's hike.
Walking through the paths is very peaceful. If you look carefully up at the trees, you can see all sorts of birds, parrots, lizards, and other sorts of creatures of the forest. I could have spent all day on those trails, but we had plans to drive across the island.
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If one were only to read the numerous stories that have appeared in the mainstream press over the past few weeks about passenger trains, one could easily come away with the impression that these are boom times on the rails. Such an impression is grounded in reality -- to an extent.
Amtrak just announced that it is on pace to set yet another annual ridership record, as widely expected. Patronage is up throughout the network, particularly on the Northeast, Midwest and West Coast corridors, but also considerably (especially given limited capacity) on the national network of overnight trains. It's no surprise when you consider that the long-term trend in gas prices is up, and worsening road congestion is plaguing many American communities. If nothing is done to change the status quo in our national transportation policy, these trends will continue to the point where our freedom of mobility becomes noticeably diminished -- carrying negative consequences not just for the quality of our lives, but also for the health of our economy.
A local TV station reported this week on the growing numbers of Illinoisans turning to trains for intra-state travel as they feel pain at the pump. Numerous cities, including Tucson, Washington DC, New Orleans and Cincinnati, announced recently that they are reaching milestones in their quests to build streetcar lines. Increased attention is being paid to the economic lifeline represented by Amtrak's overnight trains like the Southwest Chief to places like Colorado and New Mexico, and to the potential economic boon that a Fort Worth-Kansas City train link could bring to the southern plains. And a nationwide trend of young Americans away from reliance on cars for most travel is becoming more evident, as documented by our friends at the US Public Interest Research Group.
The evolution in people's thinking about transportation in metropolitan areas -- where the majority of the US population lives -- is evident. Just last night, before a crowd of average interested citizens, Washington, DC Mayor Vincent Gray -- a man not known for rocking the boat -- emphasized his fiscal 2013 budget's call for more speed limit enforcement cameras throughout the city. He painted it not just as a safety measure, but in terms of shifting the balance of transportation away from cars in a city where growth is increasingly focused on the urban core rather than the suburban fringe. "Cars are not the way of the future," Gray proclaimed with emphasis, straying from his usual subdued oratory style. "We've gotta get people out of cars, so we've gotta make sure our streets are safe [for all users]." He repeated this point in answering an audience member's question about the cameras.
At the end of the day, though, the question remains: Will these encouraging realities "on the ground" translate into elected officials' will to follow their constituents and make the investments needed for America to realize a more mobile, prosperous and sustainable future? NARP's volunteer leadership will be doing their part to make the answer a resounding "Yes" during our annual Day on the Hill on Tuesday, April 24. But moving the needle the rest of the way is up to all of us who recognize the central role trains must play in our transportation future.
You can take the message directly to your elected officials through letters, calls and emails to their offices (particularly Members of Congress' local district offices), letters to the editor of local newspapers that mention key elected officials by name, and by attending local events at which your representatives will be present and speaking to them or asking questions. You can also help by reaching out to your friends, family, neighbors and co-workers. Simply engage them in conversation about local and national transportation needs and refer them to NARP's Website. You're also invited to ask us to send you brochures and bookmarks to give them or leave at train stations, public libraries, coffee shops, and other places where they are likely to be seen and taken.
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LAS VEGAS — As much as it tries to move forward at a fast clip, NASCAR still clings onto the ghost of Dale Earnhardt.
It is a respectful reverence for a man legions of fans considered the baddest man on the planet.
More than a decade after his death, the void continues. Jimmie Johnson won five Cup titles but has never been accepted into the family. Too polished, too California cool. Trevor Bayne had a shot at it after winning the Daytona 500 in 2011, but his career has mostly run on idle since then.
Finally, along comes Brad Keselowski.
His official weeklong coronation as the 2012 Sprint Cup champion in Las Vegas solidified that potential, not only in boisterous Miller Lite toasts, but in a humble message he delivered during his acceptance speech Friday night at the Wynn Casino.
Everyone expected Keselowski to be a wild child, much like he was in Homestead a few weeks ago when he showed up at the post-race press conference with an oversized champagne bottle.
But Keselowski flew solo to the lectern on the stage, accompanied only by a couple of handwritten notes he had scribbled down during the ceremony. Forget the teleprompter. Keselowski spoke from the heart, ending his platitudes and thank yous with a message that everyone in NASCAR should all come together to make the sport better.
Hardly anyone saw it coming, but that was a good thing.
"It's refreshing," Tony Stewart said. "It's nice to see somebody who speaks from the heart. That's the way all of us should be."
At 28, Keselowski seems to understand that it takes many things to be a champion, and it's not just about running the fastest or ramming into people who get in the way. You respect the sport. You respect your peers. You respect the journey of getting there.
"Being inside that banquet hall and looking at all those banners [of past champions], that's pretty damn remarkable," Keselowski said. "I'd never thought I'd ever see my name on the list with those people."
It's significant to note that veterans like Johnson, Stewart, and Jeff Gordon — who own 12 Cup titles between them — have embraced Keselowski. The kid is all right, even if Stewart and Johnson tried to ply Keselowski with tequila shots before the ceremony.
"Tony was determined to send him on stage feeling right," Johnson said.
They told Keselowski it was a rite of passage, as they poured half of their liquor on the floor when Keselowski wasn't looking. It could have been worse. Johnson found out Keselowski's room number at the Wynn early in the week, but couldn't pull off ordering gobs of caviar, cheese plates and champagne, all under Brad's tab.
Between the tequila shots and a week's worth of functions and a few liquid refreshments along the way, Keselowski lost his voice, and was hoarse by the time he took the stage. Emcee Howie Mandel jokingly brought an oversized glass of beer to Keselowski at the champion's table at some point, telling him that would have a soothing effect.
Keselowski didn't take a sip. Instead, he just seemed to drink in the power of the moment — how he rose from a kid who feared his credit card would bounce when he checked into hotels while trying to build a fledgling career, to the top of the mountain on center stage.
There was an after-hours party, of course, and Keselowski made more or less a cameo appearance while posing for the perfunctory shots of scantily clad waitresses delivering yet another oversized bottle of champagne.
There will no doubt be more beer shots in Keselowski's future. That quirky spirit remains, evidenced by Keselowski urinating in the corner of a tent on the Vegas Strip before an event with the other top drivers.
He very much can be the new Earnhardt, minus the bad-boy mustache. He has the skills, and he has the attitude. He's got the power of Twitter on his side to reach a huge audience. But as he proved in Vegas, Keselowski knows that it isn't prudent to act like Bluto from Animal House 24-7.
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ESCANABA - Izaak Mahoski and Mike Mannisto prevailed in three sets at No. 2 doubles to help Munising pull out a 4-4 high school boys tennis tie against Escanaba on Thursday afternoon.
Like all matches for the Mustangs, this one was on the road in Escanaba, since Munising (0-1-1) doesn't have enough courts to host any meets.
Mahoski and Mannisto won the first set 7-6 over the Eskymos' Jared Bizeau and Dom Aos after taking the tiebreaker 7-4, lost the second set 6-3 before coming through in the final set 6-4.
"This was their first varsity win," Munising coach Rod Gendron said. "They're just competitors. They scrap and don't always make a pretty match out of it, but they'll fight to the end."
Gendron was also pleased with No. 1 singles player Noah Ackerman, who drubbed Esky's John Brant, 6-1, 6-2.
The Mustangs' other two wins came in doubles by No. 3 Ryan Walther and Joe Brogan and No. 4 Ian McGinnis and Trevor Witty.
"We're absolutely playing at a high level right now, and we'll only get better once we get our full squad set," Gendron said.
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