City workers urged to stay in social security rather than cut pension plans
Amid a $200 million annual Social Security tax drain, Mayor Beame weighs pulling NYC employees from Social Security with two year notice. Pensions expert Tilove argues for mandatory Social Security, unified benefits, and redesign of staff plans to reflect rising costs.
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FTC Rules Chrysler Act Misleading About Fuel Economy
The FTC ruled Chrysler misled the public about fuel economy in ads during 1973 and 1974 comparing Dodge Darts and Plymouth Valiants to Chevrolet Novas. The commission found the ads created a misleading impression that all Chrysler small cars outperformed all Chevrolet models. Chrysler may appeal to the U.S. Court of Appeals, saying the ruling misstates facts and blaming inadvertent omissions.
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Radiation Treatments Linked to Thyroid Cancer Risk
A report in the New England Journal of Medicine ties childhood radiation therapy for respiratory infections to a future risk of thyroid cancer. Researchers at Michael Reese Hospital Chicago led by Dr. Murray Favus studied 1,056 patients treated in the 1940s and 1950s and noted the potential U.S. scale could exceed one million.
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