Product Liability Crisis Signals Looming Economic Impact
The piece warns of proliferating product liability lawsuits and big insurance costs, arguing the burden falls on consumers and urging policy changes. It cites 1970s cases from power, textile, and lawn equipment sectors, notes rising premiums, and calls for a reasonable statute of limitations to curb endless liability.
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The distaff side a bad morning with Scott
A chaotic school morning depicts a mother coping with Scott's defiance and disinterest in schooling. The scene follows a hectic routine from 6:45 wake up to the bus departure, with siblings Jeff and Arty underfoot. The mother navigates delays, excuses, and Scott's reluctance, ending with a neighbor remark about the tough morning.
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Agribusiness punishes farm efficiency by farmers’ plight
Paul Harvey argues farmers face lower prices for beef pork and corn while costs rise. He notes farm parity at a low since 1933, a 3 percent monthly drop, 6 percent below last year, and predicts higher costs in 1977. He urges organized farmer groups to push for fair prices amid perceived discrimination.
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