glm with binomial does not work when a binomial denominator is zero.
One possibility is to set the value to NA and use na.action=na.remove.

  However, family can easily be fixed to work like GLIM4 (which is
different than GLIM3.77): In the file, family, in the function
binomial(), after line 204,
	y <- y[,1]/n
add the following line to remove the NAs created by division by 0:
	y <- ifelse(is.na(y),0,y)
Because the weight is n, these values are eliminated anyway.
  Jim
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