Spying Concerns Rise as Recession Fuels Counter Surveillance
In New York, business firms and citizens fear electronic spying amid the recession. Anti bugging devices sell briskly while firms like Communication Control Corp. run dedicated courses to teach counter surveillance. Experts note rapid tech changes require ongoing safeguards and training.
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Communication Control Corp
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Data Processing Topic At Northeast U Seminar
Dr. Jack Pursifill of Middle Tennessee State University will speak at 6 30 p m today in room 2 105 Administration Building Northeast Louisiana University on computerized databases management systems data communication and time sharing. The talk targets local government representatives and invites attendance.
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Acid Attacks On Teens Spark Sunrise Highway Hunt
Seaford New York police search for a white male 25 to 30 with a 6 foot 200 pound build after six teenage girls were sprayed with acid along a 20 mile Sunrise Highway stretch from Massapequa to West Babylon. The latest victim Stephanie Krodman 16 of Massapequa sat in a car when attacked by a man driving a two tone brown getaway car who giggled as he fled. No serious burns reported and about 150 leads checked.
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Bear tracked after wandering from Russell Sage area near Monroe
Wildlife agents search for a black bear that left the Russell Sage Wildlife Management area near Monroe and was sighted in the Swartz community. A radio transmitter on the bear helps officials monitor movements, though the device may be hard to hear from a distance. The biologist plans to continue tracking and will not attempt capture unless the bear enters a citizen's yard.
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Russell Sage Wildlife Management
Monroe
Swartz
Dave Taylor
Louisiana Wildlife and Fisheries Commission
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Russell Sage
Buckley Michel bill would reform food stamp program
The plan would raise benefits by about 29 percent for remaining recipients and shift control to HEW with photo ID cards and a central beneficiary system. It would curb automatic eligibility and regionalize stamp pricing. About 19.6 million people receive stamps, costing roughly 5 billion dollars annually. Hemingway died by suicide in 1961 at his Idaho home.
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Feminists Clash at Mexico City Forum Amid Jeers
More than 1,000 women attended an unofficial forum at the International Women’s Conference in Mexico City where Betty Friedan and Lorna McBarnette faced jeers and catcalls. The heated exchange centered on speaking for oneself and national groups rather than a single country.
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