White collar crime costs rise as bribes plunder profits
A NY expert argues white collar crime totals over 40 billion annually, with consumers footing the bill through higher prices. He notes a lax penalty gap, gender dynamics in crime, and rampant bribe taking by purchasing agents, urging higher pay and advancement to deter graft.
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Califano launches Operation Common Sense at HEW
Joseph Califano proposes a five year program to review 6000 HEW regulations and remove red tape. He invites governors mayors university presidents and private citizens to submit examples of perverse forms and unfair requirements. President Carter aims to make government work better but critics doubt the scope will curb bureaucracy.
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Carter must ignite the energy crisis message with real passion
The piece argues President Carter fails to move the public despite urgent energy concerns. It compares his oratorical impact to past presidents and suggests he adopt fiery sermon tone to stir the nation, warning that absent strong emotion, public opinion will stay unmoved.
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Paper Bag People mock Iran Shah visit in US protests
Ronald Reagan recalls the Paper Bag People who disrupted the Shah of Iran visit with bag masks in Williamsburg and Washington. He notes media framing, questions sources of funding for pro Shah protests, and suggests protesting human rights in Cuba and the Soviet bloc.
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Aisling of allergies and a life saved by adrenaline kit
The author recounts lifelong allergy sensitivity from childhood tests at Long Island College Hospital and a dangerous hornet sting episode. He notes the rise of self administered adrenaline kits, their legal constraints, and the need for education among school nurses and first responders to prevent fatal anaphylaxis, citing Dr. Claude A. Frazier’s campaign.
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