UCLA expert cites 800000 workers exposed to dangerous chemicals
Dr. Les Breslow of UCLA warns regulators must curb trade secrecy as 800000 workers face potentially dangerous chemicals and thousands of deaths linked to occupational factors. He calls DBCP a possible iceberg tip and urges public disclosure of chemical hazards and faster information sharing.
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Jewish Americans Trade Comfort for Israel Life
UCSD anthropologist Kevin Avruch spent 15 months in Israel studying why about 2,400 Jewish Americans yearly choose hardship over life in the United States. He finds motivation includes returning home to a Jewish society and coping with language and lower living standards. Many interviewees had tried Israel life before and left, and salaries often fall to one third to two thirds of their US earnings.
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Sex film industry fights paper ban on ads
The Adult Film Association of America and others sue the Los Angeles Times for 45 million in Superior Court over a ban on sex film ads. They also file an FTC complaint alleging illegal restraint of trade, while Times defends the policy as protecting public welfare and free expression.
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Brown urges end to Clairol image limits for disabled people
Gov. Edmund G. Brown Jr told 250 handicapped leaders in Sacramento that society must strip away stereotypes and encourage unique talents, even as he notes progress is slow. He pledged to consider disabled appointees to the new Transportation Commission and highlighted affirmative action and work-incentive laws for the disabled.
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Oregon Contributions Aid Fight Against California Proposal
Rev. Troy Perry reported three thousand dollars in Oregon to oppose a California initiative by State Sen. John Briggs to outlaw gay school teachers. Perry, founder of MCC Los Angeles, warned the measure could set back the gay rights movement by 50 years and noted Briggs aims for 320000 signatures by December to place the issue on the June primary ballot.
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