How to get a product recalled or repaired
If you suspect a product is dangerous, contact the Consumer Product Safety Commission at 800-636-2666 and send a letter with details to the agency and the manufacturer. Complaints drive recalls under Section 15, and prompt reporting prompts action, with individuals urged to preserve the product for evidence.
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Consumer Product Safety Commission
CPSC
Bureau of Information and Education
Washington, D.C
Edward Pascarella
Commission
Labor and White House clash over Carter era promises
A May 20 New York luncheon drew 36 labor leaders allied to Nelson Rockefeller and other GOP figures amid rumors of a Rockefeller governor bid. Labor chiefs pledged $150 tickets for a June 16 Waldorf Astoria banquet featuring Ford Kissinger Brock while pressing Carter to deliver on garment and steel import relief and liberal causes.
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New York City
Kefeller Center Tower
Good Fellowship
Nelson Rockefeller
Republican Party
Nelson
Jerry Ford
Henry Kissinger
Republican National Committee
Bill Brock
Rockefeller
Afl-Cio
White House
Jimmy Carter
Jimmy Who
Carter
Democratic Party
Senate
House
Mr. Carter
McBride
Democratic Congress
Dawson
George Meany
United States
Oval Office
Franklin Roosevelt
GOP
Hamilton Jordan
Ham
Jordan
Landon Butler
California
Gus Hawkins
NAACP
Warnke opposes 12A warhead amid SALT II talks
The article portrays Paul Warnke, director of the Arms Control and Disarmament Agency, as advising against deploying the Mark 12A warhead on Minuteman III missiles. It argues 12A would raise kill probability and provoke an arms race, complicating SALT II, while noting Soviet mobile missiles SS-16 and SS-20 and the MX program.
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Paul Warnke
Arms Control and Disarmament Agency
Warnke
U.S
Moscow
Senate
Foreign Affairs
Defense
Brown
Senate Armed Services Committee
Brezhnev
Carter
Kremlin
Russia
Justice Department politics grow rough in Carter era clashes
The piece outlines fierce intra agency maneuvering as Attorney General Griffin Bell faces pressure over potential civil suits and policy control. Mondale champions a four prosecutor group guiding DOJ, while conflicts rise with the CIA and FBI probes and ethics inquiries loom over congressional bribery cases.
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Washington
Justice Department
Griffin Bell
FBI
Bell
Congress
Pittsburgh
Peter Flaherty
Senate
Flaherty
Justice
Mondale
Henry Ruth
Charles Ruff
Henry Dogin
Charles Rogovin
Gang of Four
Patricia Wald
Barbara Babcock
Rena
Civiletti
Jus Civiett
Baltimore
Paul Sarbanes
Carter
Charles Kirbo
CIA
Richard Helms
James Angleton
Grand Jury
Tom Henderson
Ethics Committee
House
Philip Lacovara
Department
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