Dishonesty in Retail: Theft as a Management Dilemma
Industrial psychologist Lawrence R. Zeitlin argues that employee theft in American retail amounts to about 3 billion dollars yearly, or roughly 300 dollars per worker, per year. He says management creates theft incentives by keeping jobs unrewarding and argues for true job enrichment or higher pay, while noting that any theft remains theft and follows the thief.
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Lawrence R. Zeitlin
Psychology Today Magazine
Zeitlin
Ultimate Working Vacation brings Paris office away from home
A French firm offers an Ultimate Working Vacation where travelers book a European trip and spend a week in Paris, with International Business Office Services providing daily or weekly office space near the Arc de Triomphe plus Telex, a multilingual switchboard, conference rooms, and an American keyboard typewriter, all to keep business running on the road.
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Paris
International Business Office Services
Arc de Triomphe
Dr Brady on Vegetarian Diets and Vitamin D
A reader asks how strict vegetarians can supply vitamin D and vitamin A without cod liver oil. The reply notes sun exposure can meet vitamin D needs, discusses Stefansson and Andersen meat diet, and suggests using vitamins or dairy for calcium and iodine where appropriate. It invites readers to share precise diet types.
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Midwest
Stefansson
Andersen
Stefausson and
Anderson
David Lawrence Humphrey Emerges as Favored 1972 Candidate
Washington analysis weighs David Lawrence Humphrey’s standing among nearly a dozen Democrats eyeing the 1972 nomination. It notes his White House experience as vice president, cautious style, and potential to draw conservative votes, despite a divided party and allied factions.
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David Lawrence
Humphrey
Washington
House
Senate
White House
Hubert Humphrey
Humphrey Likely Democratic Nominee in 1972 Race
Radical viewpoints from Roger Bollen suggest Hubert Humphrey is the most logical Democratic nominee. The election outcome hinges on the US economy during summer 1972 with unemployment and business slowdowns shaping voter judgment. Nixon benefits if prosperity returns. Republicans warn against changing leadership amid recovery.
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Hubert Humphrey
America
Nixon
Unfinished business haunts a wife’s one fault
Forest Hills columnist Hal Boyle narrates married life with Mary who excels at cooking, crafts, and decoration yet rarely finishes projects. The piece chronicles a 4 by 6 foot rug started before their marriage and a long unfinished birthday sports coat, noting how Mary’s habit colors their home and spurs playful self awareness. The narrator confesses lingering doubts about completion while praising her talents and affection.
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Forest Hills
N.Y
Mary
Pricilla
Lee
New York City
Joel
Colu
Significant events dated June 8 in history
On this date in 632 the prophet Mohammed died. Other notes include 1961 Tennessee secession from the Union, 1872 Congress authorized the penny post card, 1905 Roosevelt offered to mediate in the Russo Japanese War, 1942 Japanese submarines shelled Sydney, 1947 Eva Peron cheered in Madrid, 1967 Israeli attack on a U S ships off Sinai, Israel saying accidental. Also 10 years ago Soviet protest over West Berlin meeting, five years ago Hurricane Alma hit Florida, and one year ago withdrawal of over half of 31000 U S troops in Cambodia.
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Mohammed
Tennessee
Union
Congress
Theodore Roosevelt
Sydney
Australia
Eva Peron
Madrid
Spain
U.S
Sinai Peninsula
Israel
Soviet Union
West Germany
West Berlin
Florida
Cuba
Cambodia
Bruce Brossat Europe Is Still Our First Defense Line
Washington opinion piece argues NATO forces in Europe must remain robust to deter the Soviet threat. It critiques Mansfield’s proposal to pull 150,000 troops, noting实际 combat power, tripwire theory, and the risk of relying on tactical nuclear weapons. It emphasizes maintaining conventional forces as Europe’s shield and warns against over-reliance on nuclear options.
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Bruce Brossat
Europe
Washington
Nea
U.S
Senate
Mike Mansfield
Mansfield
NATO
Russia
Fense Affairs
West Germany
Alain Enthoven
Moscow
Science Tries Making Food From Crude Oil
AP report notes oil company scientists advance in producing single cell protein from petroleum to ease protein shortages. Microbes convert hydrocarbons into edible protein, with livestock feeding as primary aim, and human consumption as future goal amid global protein deficiency concerns.
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Jack Lefler
New York
Oil Company
American Petroleum Institute
British Petroleum Co
Timely Quotes on Fame and Safety from Bill Graham and Prof Stewart
Bill Graham laments the danger of success that overwhelmed Janice Joplin and Jimi Hendrix as he closes Fillmore East and Fillmore West. Prof Ernest L Stewart of Arizona State University discusses responsible driving and preventing drunk driving accidents, urging mutual restraint.
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Janice Joplin
Jim Hendrix
Bill Graham
Fillmore East
New York
Fillmore West
San Francisco
Ernest L. Stewart
Arizona State University
Oswego Palladium Times Post Office Entry Notice
Public notice of newspaper consolidation Oswego Palladium 41819 and Oswego Times 1845 approved April 21 1925. Includes pricing for subscriptions and advertising rates for Oswego Wayne Northern Cayuga Co addresses. Names Clark Morrison publisher A Cloutier business. Associated Press rights noted.
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Oswego
N. Y
Oswego Palladium
Oswego Times
Clark Morrison
A. Cloutier
Cerrier and Moroute
Wayne
Northern Cayuga Co
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Associated Press
Business Mirror
Scotland
France
Sahaya A Wo
Cleveland
Obie
the Palladium Times
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Des Plaines
Themsen
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