Financial evangelists sell schemes at seminars
Dave Shamy and Dr. Luke Tan pitch wealth fattening strategies during a Stouffer's Hotel seminar, promising tax refunds and mortgage relief, while Shamy tours with Mark Haroldson. The duo push real estate tactics and marketing tapes to a small audience, urging immediate action.
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Dave Shamy
Stouffer’s Hotel
Luke Tan
International Hawaiian Inn
Salt Lake City
Tan
Dr. Tan
Waterloo
David F. Shamy
Mark Haroldson
Haroldson
Shamy
Brigham Young University
Imagery gains credibility in psychology and sport
An UPI report describes imagery as mental movie pictures used to cure ills, boost performance, and aid learning. Scholars like Julian Jaynes and Jerome Singer praise its growing role in clinics and schools while Olympic training and hypnosis studies lend support.
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Robert Strand
United Press International
San Francisco
Ethel
Julian Jaynes
Princeton
Jerome Singer
Yale
U.S. Olympic Committee
Los Angeles
Imagery in Therapy: Stages of Resolving Self-Destructive Behavior
Naomi Remen and colleagues advocate imagery to tackle burnout and self-harm. They outline three stages denial then conflict with the image and finally integrating change into daily life. Therapists urge patients to converse with inner pictures and reuse inspiring figures to guide behavior.
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Marielle Fuller
UCLA
San Francisco
Marquette University
University of San Francisco
Institute For the Advancement of Human Behavior
Naomi Remen
Stanford
Institute For the Study of Humanistic Medicine
Remen
St. Francis of Assisi
Jerome Singer
Yale
Malpractice sprawl hits many professions in era of rising suits
The article traces malpractice claims expanding beyond medicine to hospital boards, attorneys, architects, pharmacists, and more. It notes a history of liability from 1957 to 1981 and cites factors like increased specialization, patient rights, and the end of a physician conspiracy to testify. It argues public anger over high salaries fuels continued suits and calls for applying medical malpractice lessons elsewhere.
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Associated Medical
Frederick R. Hodosh
American Institute For Property and Liability
United States
Hodosh
Board of Ethical Inquiry
Insurance Institute of America
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