Don’t Fall for Diamond Frauds in Phone Pitches
A detailed consumer warning on 1977 diamond scams advises never buying by phone, avoiding unknown promoters, and demanding written guarantees. It highlights high markups, risk of misgrading, and the need for GIA certificates, with steps to check stones and report suspected fraud to authorities and the BBB.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S
Gemological Institute of America
GIA
Karl Lauby
New York Better Business Bureau
BBB
Field Enterprises, Inc
Aging research rises as gerontology programs expand
In 1977 USC researchers study brain aging processes while a campus corridor shows active gerontology programs. The nation’s aging demographic, growing grants, and expanding coursework drive new careers in research, public service, and industry partnerships.
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ROBERT LINDSEY _c
N.Y. Times News Service
Los Angeles
University of Southern California
Rsonnel
General ‘Oods
Xerox
Hughes Aircraft
James Birren
Ethel Percy Andrus
Edwin Kaskowitz
Washington Based
Gerontological Society
Administration On Aging
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
National Institute On Aging
Gerontology Research
Dorothea Adamson
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