Women challenge survey saying women enjoy sex less
At the Midwestern Psychological Association meeting Dr. Paul Cameron reported men of all ages rate sex as more pleasurable. Women in the audience and several observers contested the results arguing social pressures shape responses and that true enjoyment may be higher, with some noting male performance affects women’s responses.
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Chicago
Midwestern Psychological Association
Paul Cameron
St. Mary's College of Maryland
Ann Frodi
Goteborg
Sweden
University of Wisconsin
Pete Lawson
Lakewood Community College
White Bear Lake
Inn
George Hurley
Lenore de Fonso
Cameron
HEW seeks nationwide system to locate deserting fathers
The Department of Health, Education and Welfare plans a national locator program to find up to 1.3 million deserting fathers and collect support for AFDC. Mothers may lose benefits if uncooperative. a $20 monthly incentive may reward cooperation. The system would access SSNs, IRS, Social Security, and court records, with effects starting July 1, 1975 and potential loss of federal funds for states failing to implement.
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Washington
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Ity
AFDC
HEW
Internal Revenue Service
Ford
GAO flags danger from unreliable diagnostic products
The GAO reports unreliable diagnostic tests threaten public health costing the economy about 25 billion annually. FDA control has been weak with 32 of 44 kits unsatisfactory in July 1973 testing and 450 of 2,000 samples failing standards in fiscal 1974.
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Washington
General Accounting Office
GAO
Center For Disease Control
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Congress
Food and Drug Administration
FDA
United States
Elmer A. Staats
HEW
Car prices for 1976 models seen rising modestly
DETROIT AP reports auto makers plan price hikes for 1976 models but at about 3 percent, far below the 10 percent surge in 1975. GM and Chrysler confirm increases with varying specifics as industry aims higher output and recalls workers, while analysts attribute slower demand to recession rather than price.
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Detroit
New York
Chrysler Corp
General Motors
Ford Motor Co
American Motors
Chrysler
AMC
Belvidere
Lynn Townsend
Townsend
New DEA probe widens internal investigation
The Justice Department confirmed a special inquiry into possible mismanagement or corruption at the Drug Enforcement Administration has been under way since March. Attorney General Levi ordered the probe led by Michael DeFeo, with two criminal division officials, to examine rumors of sexual escapades, mismanagement by top officials, bribery claims, and protection of a narcotics figure. John Bartels Jr., head of the DEA, was questioned, calling the effort “great.”
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Washington
Justice Department
Drug Enforcement Administration
Atty
Edward H Levi
Michael DeFeo
City
Criminal Division
Thomas Henderson
Arthur Norton
Cro Ay
The
Washington Star
John R. Bartels Jr
Drug Enforcement
Justice Depene
Customs Areau
Bartels
Consumers study eating out amid inflation and tastes
Surveys show inflation and recession push some Americans to eat out less while overall U S restaurant sales rise. The Bureau of Labor Statistics and National Restaurant Association track spending and preferences, with findings on frequency of dining out and weekly meal costs.
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Yankelovich, Skelly and White, Inc
General Mills, Inc
Census Bureau
U.S
National Restaurant Association
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Consumer Price Index
Labor Department
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