Privacy Study Urges Ban On Lie Detector Tests For Workers
Federal Privacy Protection Study Commission urges prohibition on lie detector tests for employees and job applicants and calls for withholding federal funds from schools that violate student privacy rights. The 654 page report also recommends a new government privacy agency and tighter handling of tax and medical records.
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Privacy Protection Study Commission
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Linowes
Senate
Dept. of Health, Education and Welfare
Internal Revenue Service
IRS
Kent State protest arrests surge on campus near historic site
Police armed with night sticks arrested between 150 and 180 protesters defying a court order to abandon a tent city at Kent State University marking the 1970 fatalities. The action followed a judge directed delay of gym construction and drew out protesters including relatives of slain or wounded students.
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Ohio
Kent State University
National Guard
Martin Scheuer
Sandy Lee Scheuer
Alan Canfora
Arthur Krause
Allison Krause
Krause
Honeymoon Couple Travels I-75 North of Georgia Border
A young Iowa couple on a summer honeymoon travels south along I-75 about 60 miles north of the Georgia Florida line near Tifton Georgia. They share bread and wine and wave from the road as a photographer captures the moment.
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Iowa
Liddy Paroled After Carter Clemency Cut
Watergate figure G Gordon Liddy wins parole with release set for September 7 after Jimmy Carter trims his 20 year sentence to 8 years. Parole commission in Allenwood confirms date, Liddy to serve 52 months by fall, his lawyer says he is glad for a definite date yet misses his family.
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G. Gordon Liddy
Jimmy Carter
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Peter Maroulis
How to Care for a Dishrag Gourd Plant
The dishrag gourd grows like squash and yields 15 to 24 inch, four to six pound sponges. It needs full sun, ample water, trellis training, and rich humus soil with bone meal ash and fish emulsion. Harvest when the stem turns yellow and dry the skins brown for two weeks, then remove seeds. Soak in water to peel outer skin. keep growing sponges off the ground on boards. Also notes uses in Japan for mats and other items and edible young fruit.
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Major Pension Debt Looms Over 100 Largest Corporations
America's 100 biggest industrials owe employees at least 38 billion dollars more in pensions than they have set aside. The unfunded liability, up from 36.6 billion in 1975, exceeds combined profits of 32 billion in 1976. PBGC insures many pensions, but the debt remains a potential burden if firms falter.
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Litton
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Hijackers To Go Back To Russia
Two Soviet skyjackers surrendered to Finnish authorities after seizing an Aeroflot Tupolev 134 over northern Russia. The men Alexander Zabrinjak, 19, and Gennady Seluzhko, 22, will be extradited to the Soviet Union under a 1974 anti hijacking treaty. Authorities noted a hand grenade found on board contained no explosives. The hijacking ended after negotiations yielded a peaceful surrender with no bloodshed.
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Alexander Zabrinjak
Gennady Seluzhko
Russia
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Eino Uusitalo
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