FCC finds education fails to curb CB rule breaches
A government study shows simple CB rule education produced no significant compliance gains over six months in 15 cities. The most cost effective method was criminal sanction followed by administrative penalties, with education and sanctions third. The FCC notes outreach may miss frequent violators.
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Washington
Federal Communications Commission
Cbers
FCC
Richard M. Smith
FCC Field Operations Bureau
van Doorn
PURAC
Tucson
Ariz
Santa Rosa
Calif
Albuquerque
N.M
Austin
Texas
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Lima, Ohio
Johnstown, Pa
Portland, Maine
Fort Wayne, Ind
Chattanooga, Tenn
Columbus, Ga
Squid as Protein Sparks Global Catch Estimates
Dr. Paul Singh of the University of California notes squid has long been a delicacy in many regions and a strong protein source. Global squid catch could reach 100 to 300 million tons annually without depleting stocks, with 1976 international catch about half a million tons.
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Washington
Paul Singh
University of California
Singh
What CB radio brands stand out in consumer testing
The Blue Kazoo explains why consumer testing by Consumers Union is the trusted source for CB radio evaluations. It notes CU buys sets off the shelf, tests about 20 brands across 40 channels, and publishes detailed results. Since ads bias magazine tests, CU remains unbiased and thorough.
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Gol’ Dern
FCC
Virgin
Princess
Consumers Union
Consumer Reports
Divorce rate hits 1976 peak at 5.0 per 1000
The divorce rate in the United States rose for a decade and reached a 1976 peak of 5.0 divorces per 1000 people, up from 4.8 per 1000 in 1975, as reported by the American Council of Life Insurance.
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New York
United States
American Council of Life Insurance
Council
Americans motionless study links inactivity to heart risk
Dr William Kannel of the Framingham Heart Study says many Americans lead sedentary lives with 16 percent of men and 21 percent of women scoring 29 or less on activity. Even high activity groups rarely show strong fitness. more sedentary traits may raise cardiovascular risk.
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Boston
William Kannel
Framingham
Kannel
Boston University-Framingham
Massachusetts Medical Society
Electronics Industry Tops Air Freight Demand
Washington AP The electronics industry leads U S scheduled airline air cargo usage per a survey by the Air Transport Association The ATA lists producers of printed matter machine parts cut flowers and wearing apparel as close followers Auto parts photographic equipment fresh fruits and vegetables tools hardware and office machines also rank in the top 10 commodities.
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Washington
Air Transport Association
ATA
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N.Y
Willie-the-Weaver
The
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