  I explore an economical variant on supersymmetric standard models which may
be indicated on cosmological grounds and is shown to have no SUSY-CP problem.
Demanding radiative electroweak symmetry breaking suggests that the Higgs is
light; other scalar masses may be ~ 100-200 GeV or less. In this case the
gluino and photino, while massless at tree level, have 1-loop masses m(gluino)
~ 100 - 600 MeV and m(photino) ~ 100 - 1000 MeV. New hadrons with mass ~ 1 - 3
GeV are predicted and their lifetimes estimated. Existing experimental limits
are discussed.
