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White House enters fray on DNA regulation.


 The Reagan administration, through the Cabinet Council on Natural Resources and the Office of Management and Budget, has convened a working group representing 15 federal agencies to discuss the regulation of biotechnology. George A. Keyworth, presidential science adviser, asked the agencies to report back at the next meeting what jurisdiction they claim in biotechnology regulation. The Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) is currently developing a proposal on its role. Various other agencies have been discussing federal involvement with industry representatives.
