Do Californians Really Like Living Dangerously?
Editorial examines Los Angeles area quake attitudes after San Fernando tremors. It cites the San Andreas and San Gabriel faults, notes ongoing risk, and compares Californians’ readiness to accept danger with Pompeii and past San Francisco memory.
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San Andreas
Los Angeles
Mojave Desert
Mexico
San Gabriel
San Francisco
Privacy review questions SSN use in identifying people
The Social Security Agency examines how Social Security numbers are used to track individuals and identifies privacy concerns. Officials argue SSNs offer quick identifiers, while critics warn about potential abuse by those who have nothing to hide.
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Proposals and politics swirl around property tax reform
The piece surveys radical and gradual options from Henry George to modern ideas like land value taxation and replacing property tax with other levies. It notes debates on federal revenue sharing, the persistence of property taxes, and the likely rise of overall tax burden despite reform talk.
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Team-Up Against Colas Sparks FDA Warning Push
Nader's Raiders and GWU law students form LABEL to urge FDA action on caffeine warnings and ingredient labeling for cola products. They call for cholesterol content warnings on mayonnaise and note past denials by industry groups.
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John Banzhaf
James Turner
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Law Students Association For
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Texai founder Joe Hamilton scales doubleknits to a future plan
Investor's Reader profiles Texai founder Joe Hamilton and Textured Fibres partners who built a $4 million first year and a 1969 boom in doubleknits. The piece notes his mortgage-backed growth, stock gains, and a bold expansion to verticalize from raw materials to finished cloth amid broader textile demand.
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Merrill Lynch
Pierce, Fenner & Smith, Inc
Texai
Joe Hamilton
Burlington Industries
Hamilton
Spencer Love
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