The algebraic formulation of discrete $P$ and $T$ space-time symmetries is related to fermion quantum numbers defined by a $Cl_{ 3,3}$ sub-algebra of the $Cl_{ 7,7}$ Clifford Unification algebra. Fermion decays and interactions have been shown to conserve all seven binary quantum numbers defined by $Cl_{ 7,7}$. The previously formulated { \it Conservation Law} is modified to include the effects of employing distinct F,G quantum numbers in descriptions of fermions with C=+1 and C=$-1$. This is relevant in interpreting the results of high energy experiments.
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