Shoplifting Costs and Trends Across Retail Markets
A study outlines rising shoplifting rates from 1978 onward and the wide impact on stores and consumers. It cites Department of Commerce estimates of loss totals, discusses apprehension gaps, and notes varying offender demographics from teens to professionals. It also suggests penalties and public awareness as potential remedies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
PBS
Commerce Department
FBL
Merchandliser
Lolu
Carter denies lie over Helms decision and meeting disclosures
The transcript shows Carter denying lying about Helms matter while detailing meetings with the President and discussions on plea bargaining. The record cites consultations with a former CLA director and notes a November reveal of talks with the President prior to denial.
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Carter
Apain End Uvwun
Taniparma
Ormer Cla
Griffin Belly
Helms
Hell
White House
Wn Wagrain
At Wits End How To Hide Things From The Buried Hiding Guide
A fragmented excerpt discusses clever hiding spots for valuables and toys with humor and sarcasm. It mentions hiding places like a broom closet, water heater, trunk, attic, and a suitcase, noting the difficulty of finding hidden items and a challenge to detectives.
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Krolz
Ripoff City
St Tm
Desias
Hueder Sb
Garina
Atic
Mr. Kratz
Plely Enterprises, Inc
Alcohol Fueled Car Demonstrated Indoors by Swarm of Engineers
A Baltimore style feature outlines a dual fuel car using alcohol and gasoline with a two-tank system. The car reportedly runs on either fuel with similar mileage and efficiency while emissions are lower. The piece notes conversion costs around three hundred dollars and highlights industrial interest from Whirlpool and other firms in indoor operations and oil alternatives.
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Paol Harvey
Stander
Kow
Harber
Whirlpool Corporation
Los Angeles Times Syndicate
Capital Fare on Hot Pants Mirrors Public Fashion Fuss
Andrew Tully lampoons public appetite for hot pants among female celebrities noting the UN has not banned the look and contrasting American appetite with European restraint. He jokes about outfits and the male gaze while praising moderation and commenting on Soviet views of American style.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew Tully Washington
United Nations
Fred
Billy Carter
Toys Prep
Grant
Phillips Survey South Africa and the United States
Opinion essay contrasts U.S. and South African racial politics. Kevin P. Phillips argues U.S. sympathy for Pretoria risks masking realities, comparing colonial histories and white majorities. He warns of potential domestic backlash if coverage depicts black militants near everyday American life.
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Kevin P. Phillips
Washington
KFSI
United States
South Africa
Caner
Pretoria
Ural
Johannesburg
New South
Atlanta
Memphis
Stuart Clody
South
South Afria
Cape Town
New Amsterdam
U.S.A
Union of South Africa
California
Soweto
U.S
Neshoba County
Miss
Holkuid
Mich
Seth Vakely
West Texas
Smith and Jones and
van Dam
King Features Syndicate
Tne
Liberty and Complicity in Crime Debate Sparks Paris Court Case
In Paris the Procureur General Paul Andre Sadon argued liberty of defense can become complicity in crime amid the Klaus Croissant extradition case. The piece links French politics, 1878 elections, and Sorbonne president Polin’s critique of liberty and equality influencing Western intellectual currents.
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Alice Widener
New York City
Prench Procureur General
Paris Court of Appeals
Klaus Croissant
Baader-Memicholl Pang
Free World
Paul Andre Sadon
Procureur General
Red Army
Andre Sadon
Paris
Comunist
France
Maymond Polin
University of Sorbonne-Paris
Sorbonne-Paris
Fun
Putin
Mari
Paula Andre-Sadon
Polin
U.S.A
Will Rogers on New York City elections and parties
Will Rogers jokes about a city election in New York City and notes Republicans are scarce while Democrats would split and run many candidates. The piece, edited by Bryan Sterling, mentions a Will Rogers leaflet offer and a Des Moines address.
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New York City
Will Rogers
Bryan Sterling
Des Moines
Inwa
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