Regulation Overload and OSHA Critique Spar Overreach
Rep. Larry Winn highlights an expanding federal rule set from 1837 to today with 58 agencies issuing about 7,000 regulations annually and as many as 84,000 pages, costing roughly 50 to 150 billion dollars yearly. The U.S. Chamber appraises OSHA costs at 25 billion since 1971 and notes conflicting rules, inspection and penalties alienating business, while Congress debates reforms no clear answer emerging.
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Larry Winn
Winn
U.S. Chamber of Commerce
Occupational Safety and Health Agency
OSHA
U.S. Chamber
Congress
Mental health fair draws 22 county agencies
A nearby newspaper highlighted a mental health fair in the city designed to raise public awareness and answer questions about services. The report noted 22 county agencies covering mental health, family problems, and social welfare would participate, spanning tax-supported and charity-funded groups.
TV Tonight shows and movies listings
TV Tonight lists varied programming including Bill Moyers Journal MacNeil Lehrer Report Tic Tac Dough and several movies. It notes Moon Moon: 9978 with Roger Moore and Lois Shisz, Yanks 1978 with Richard Gere and Vanessa Redgrave, and a Borg Lloyd tennis match, along with wrestling and news blocks.
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Bill Moyers
Journal
MacNeil Lehrer
Roger Moore
Lois Shisz
Jamas Bond
Kansas City
Tallulah Bankhead
John Hodiak
W.W. K
CBS Late Movie
Harry O
McCloud
Times Square
Dennis Weaver
Sharon Farrell
Richard Gere
Vanesay Redgrave
Tom Say
Matt
Maine
Margaret Cith
China Evert Lloyd
John Lloyd
Bjorn Borg
Mariana Simionescu
England
New York
Atlanta Braves
Sue Duaggery
Gurt Reynolde
Susan Clark
Australia
Politicians clash over Cuban influx in Florida
John McCormally reports on Ted Kennedy chairing a Judiciary hearing amid a Cuban refugee surge. The piece contrasts Kennedy's campaign stance with Dole's critique of political maneuvering, warning of a volatile situation as Castro floods the U.S. with diverse evacuees and urging cautious policy.
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John
Florida
Miami
Kennedy
U.S
Fidel Castro
Causes of blotched tanning in women and related conditions
A reader asks about blotchy facial tan patches that persist after summer. Dr Donahue explains melanocytes produce melanin, and hormones drive blotching such as chloasma seen with birth control or pregnancy, and vitiligo from pigment loss, with the blotched appearance continuing into winter.
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Dr. Donahue
Death of a Princess deal shifts Saudi pressure on TV case
AP report notes a Saudi push to block PBS docudrama facing international controversy. Telepictures may pay 20 million to keep Death of a Princess off screens in Japan Germany Italy and France for four years with rights reverting to Michael Solomon. Fanning and Thomas oppose the sale while Saudi intrigue and oil price shifts surround the program.
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Peter J. Boyer
Los Angeles
Japan
Germany
Italy
France
Michael Solomon
Telepictures Inc
David Fanning
PBS
WGBH
Boston
Anthony Thomas
Mishaal
England
Saudi Arabia
U.S
U.S. State Department
Mobil
Thomas
Fanning
Solomon
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Borg and
Hia
Marc John
LAW School
Tadun
San Francisco
Bob Newhart
Comedy Shop
Ama
Henry Darrow
California
Marcus Welby
Matthew
Jesus Christ
Rentertaing
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Volved
Gmu
Baem
LD “Sportain
Ae Bi
Lou
Mac
Castro
United States
Cuba
Latin America
Mexico
John McCormally
Princess
J.K
Cedar
Ottawa
Kansas
Robert B. Wellington
THE
Associated Press
Horwgk
Sundowr
Larry J. Matney
D.C. Matney Chiropractic Offices
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