Discusses the relationship of science to technology and of both to social problems. Considers nature of scientific values and criteria for setting up priorities in science. Proposes interdisciplinary approaches to technological and social problems. (EB)

Calls for money to be allocated for the purpose of evaluating and reviewing scientific work that will make scientists more productive and improve the quality standards of scientists. (BR)

Emphasizes problems brought about by increased legislative control of scientific research and rigidity of new rules. Suggests that dialogue between scientific community and government would result in the flexibility necessary for original scientific discovery. (CS)

Survey results of a National Science Foundation (NSF) report indicate that the American public's general attitude toward science and technology continues to be decidedly favorable. Responses to questions on limitations on scientific inquiry showed that Americans are generally against such restrictions and opposed to scientists creating new life…