Article October 20, 1980 ISSUE

The Science of true defense

GENE E. BRADLEY

To defend ourselves and our families from danger is one of today's compelling needs. Danger threatens on many fronts—war on the international scene, accidents and crime on urban streets, economic uncertainty and unemployment; and in our personal lives, the danger of poor health, failing business, disappearing friendships, or low marks in school.

Indeed, one eminent journalist, recently scanning the array of world threats, pronounced the 1980's potentially "the most dangerous decade in history."

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