Hew slaps freeloaders welfare payments to strikers denied
The Hew department restricts welfare benefits to striking workers. Robert Hibbard of the Pennsylvania Chamber of Commerce backs the reform, criticizing subsidies to strikers and arguing unions should assist strikers in need. He notes rising costs and inflation from wage settlements and says strikes should not be tax funded.
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FBI’s watchdog misuse flags noncriminals in crime system
FBI’s National Crime Information Center, built to track criminals, was used to monitor noncriminals. More than 4,700 names were flagged in the master computer, prompting Senate scrutiny over privacy and potential congressional monitoring. Officials cite a 26‑member board and “national security” pilots amid concerns of overreach.
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A Journal Backgrounder on aerosols and the environment
Lord Ashby argues for public scientific literacy and cautious policy in the aerosols debate. He notes past scares from petrol lead to fluorocarbon bans and urges balancing science, economics, ethics, and public participation in decisions. He warns against overreaction and advocates informed risk–benefit choices.
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