Restitution Becomes Part of FTC Policy
The FTC shifts from promises to restitution in deceptive practice cases. It seeks to recover tainted gains from pyramid schemes like Bestline, Holiday Magic, and Koscot Interplanetary, with staff evaluating restitution for participants. The move aims to strip organizers and recruiters of profits and compensate victims.
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Washington
Federal Trade Commission
Commission
Mayo J.thompson
Texas
Bestline Products Corp
San Jose
Calif
Bestline
FTC
Holiday Magic
Koscot Interplanetary
J. Thomas Rosch
Consumer Protection Bureau
Lewis A. Engman
Ethiopia Reform Prospects After Two Week Upheaval
Addis Ababa reports show reformers gaining ground as labor unions win a minimum wage and strikes for public workers end. Emperor Haile Selassie faces constitutional limits while a cabinet shakeup and military purge shift power toward moderates. International flights resume and normal life returns slowly. A Western diplomat cautions progress may be slow and uncertain.
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Addis Ababa
Ethiopia
Haile Selassie
Confederation of Ethiopian Labor Unions
Endalkachew Makonnen
Rick
Spring Film Schedule Highlights and Specials
The listing announces a busy film period featuring Funny Car Summer on March 29-31 with a high speed, weaponized metaphor, Robin Hood as a featurette Island of Seal, April 5-7 Sleeper and Woody Allen’s nostalgic Future, April 12-14 Executive Action The Schemers The Plotters and The Hush Men about an American President assassination, April 19-21 Super Dad and Son Of Flubber with double features and a varied lineup.
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Island OF Seal
Woody Allen
Hush Men
Mrs Nixon Heads For South America In 1960s Visit
First Lady Pat Nixon leaves Florida for Caracas to attend Venezuela's inauguration of Carlos Andres Perez, then heads to Brazil for Ernesto Geisel's inauguration. Tight security planned in Caracas amid historic anti American sentiment during Perez Himenez era.
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Washington
Pat Nixon
Caracas
Venezuela
Nixon
Helen Smith
U.S
Carlos Andres Perez
Florida
Homestead Air Force Base
Brazil
Ernesto Geisel
Nixons
South America
Perez Himenez
Himenez
United States
Onoda Surrenders After 29 Years Hidden in Philippine Jungle
Hiroo Onoda, a WWII Japanese officer who hid on Lubang island for 29 years, surrendered to Philippine and Japanese officials. President Marcos pardoned him, offered residency, and arranged a Tokyo medical checkup. Onoda, in Imperial Army uniform, pledged to help Philippines Japan ties.
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Manila
Philippines
Hiroo Onoda
Philippine
Ferdinand E. Marcos
Marcos
Onoda
Tokyo
Japan
Lubang Island
Yoshimi Taniguchi
Philippine Air Force
Jose Ran
Philippine Army
Norio Suzuki
Lubang
Taniguchi
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Harrisburg
Penn State
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College of Liberal Arts
Paulson
China
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Oswald
Mrs. Nixon
S. America
Penelec
Pennsylvania Electric Company
The
General Public Utilities System
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