Compulsory Profit Sharing Faces Mexican Dilemma
In Mexico City economist and factory worker quotes frame the debate over a constitutional amendment requiring both Mexican and foreign firms to share profits with employees. The plan, ratified by Congress and awaiting publication, faces business resistance over government control and fears it could scare away investment while aiming to reduce unrest among low-salaried workers.
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Mexico City
Juan Ibarra
Adolfo Lopez Mateos
Mexico
Lopez Mateos
Congress
Congres
First Woman League Referee in Britain Faces Backlash
London AP report says Margaret Spinks 28 became Britain's first female league referee after passing the exam though she has never refereed a game. The referees association fears a woman on the field would complicate football and cites dress code concerns.
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London
Margaret Spinks
Referees
Football Association
Ken Thorogood
Referees’ Association
Stress Glands Jazzed Up by Smoking But Effect on Heart Still Studied
A medical team reports smoking may increase adrenal hormone release, potentially raising heart attack risk. Researchers at the American Heart Association sessions describe nicotine triggering adrenaline and noradrenaline release that could raise blood fats and clog arteries, studied in 11 volunteers.
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American Heart Association
Alfred Kershbaum
Philadelphia General Hospital
Lanfranc headmistress warns on noise from media
Miss K I Williams of Lanfranc Secondary School Croydon says many children fear life without constant noise from television radio and records. She urges parents and authorities to consider the impact of media saturation on youth well being.
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Croydon
England
UPID
K. I. Williams
Lanfranc Secondary School
Smoking Elevates Stress Hormones and Lipids in Volunteers
A study reports 11 participants smoked nine cigarettes over three hours while resting and fasting. For another three hours they did not smoke. Stress hormones in blood and urine rose during smoking, and free fatty acids in blood increased, according to Dr. Kershbaum.
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Kershbaum
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