Bribery Problems Plague U S Corporations Worldwide
A broad look at bribery shows more than 80 U S corporations admitting to paying bribes or yielding to extortion in over 30 countries including Communist nations. The piece notes investigations, potential reforms, and penalties, along with actions by Lockheed Gulf and others and senior executives replaced amid scandals.
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Sunflowers Comeback as Food and Garden Stars
Sunflowers are rebounding as edible crops and decorative plants across the United States. Native to the Americas, they supply protein and fat, with seeds roasted for snacks and bird food. Giant varieties reach tall heights, while care includes deep beds, rich mix, and regular watering. Harvest by fall, dry heads, and roast seeds for eating or sharing with birds.
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Claude Wild Jr
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Milan
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