PUC ethics code debate and Bell Telephone rate ruling
The opinion questions a 3-2 vote rejecting a proposal to require ethics pledges for workers earning over fifteen thousand dollars. It critiques secrecy around staff reports and urges legislative action for a public ethics code.
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PUC
Commonwealth Court
State Justice Department
Alliance For Consumer
Bell Telephone of Pennsylvania
James C. Crumlish Jr
PAC
Convince the people by Lloyd Bowles on economy
John Cunniff reports Bowles, head of the U S League of Savings Associations, says consumer morale can rise quickly if government action is seen as proper. He disputes a looming disaster, cites strengths like education, resources, industrial capacity, and living standards, and warns inflation fuels recession. He calls for clear direction and balanced focus on inflation and recession.
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New York
Lloyd S. Bowles
U.S. League of Savings Associations
Bowles
Dallas Federal Savings and Loan Association
Savagery in Cambodia Seen by U S Embassy Cables
Classified U S embassy cables describe a brutal Cambodian conflict shift with villagers murdered or wounded by knife and fire. KC forces press attacks on villages. refugees lament loss of protection while KC seeks to demoralize rural areas. Coast Guard budget questions and government staff moves draw state attention.
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Washington
Cambodia
U.S
John Gunther Dean
State Department
Phnom Penh
Redefining sales roles sparks call for new titles and pride
In a sharp critique of modern business culture, Paul Harvey argues for formalizing sales roles from junior to master levels to restore productivity and individual pride. He cites misaligned titles, union pressures, and depersonalization, urging a civilian sales classification to elevate performance. Frances Hassan Now retires after 20 years at NBC, recalling tough callers and her switchboard work.
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New York
Frances Hassan
NBC
WNBC
Cassers
One less bell
NBC board operator Mrs Hassan recalls angry calls and complaints from viewers who demanded live programs and demanded speaking to the president. She notes patience is needed and cites 1968 football game interruptions and Watergate hearings as triggers. Commercial complaints are fewer but odd calls persist.
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Hassan
Brooklyn
NBC
Jon
Nixon
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