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Ads Teach Better Than Ed TV Expert Says Commercials Do More
UPI report cites Dr. Kenneth O'Brien of Purdue testing showing children fixate on TV during ads and that a 30 second commercial can teach more effectively than educational TV. He notes ads drive attention with colors animation and music and warns regulation should be cautious while not prescribing exact rules.
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UPI
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Federal Trade Commission
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FTC
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FBI Wins Appeal Over Scientology Document Seizures
A federal appeals court reversed a lower court order to return hundreds of Scientology documents seized in July. The panel found the search warrant described and designated many items and did not overstep constitutional bounds.
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Ex Guard Faces Beer Charge After Inmate Visit
Justice of the Peace Tom Davis ruled there is enough evidence to hold former state prison guard Willie Watkins on a gross misdemeanor charge of furnishing a beer to inmate Dee Ann Vaughan in his cottage near the state Maximum Security Prison. Cunningham Davis noted police found two opened beer cans in the living room and Vaughan was hiding in Watkins’s bedroom. Vaughan, pregnant and on work release, has since paroled. Watkins was fired after initial charges of aiding an escape and furnishing liquor to an inmate, the escape charge later dropped.
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UPI
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Women blamed for pay out and joblessness debate
A Brookings Institution paper argues that rising female participation and a postwar baby boom lowered wages and propelled unemployment for both sexes. Michael Wachter notes higher living standards in prior decades spurred more women to work, making new entrants a response to large cohort effects rather than feminism. The analysis links youth wage declines to a flood of workers and later surges in female labor force participation.
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UPI
Brookings Institution
Michael Wachter
University of Pennsylvania
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