Job Shortage View Aims Private Sector Growth
Two labor experts Kim Clark of Harvard Business School and Lawrence Summers of MIT argue unemployment stems from too few private sector jobs. They critique billions spent on public works, say underemployment hides six million nonsearchers, and urge programs that spur private job creation while reducing excessive handouts that drain business incentives.
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Harvard Business Review
Kim Clark
Harvard Business School
Lawrence Summers
MIT
Ford Motors Posts Record Loss After GM Reveals Third Quarter Deficit
GM reports a 567 million loss in the third quarter bringing the year to date shortfall to 824 million. Ford follows with a 595 million third quarter loss the largest in U S auto industry history. Senator Lloyd Bentsen announces 100 prominent Americans will convene in Washington to draft a bipartisan economic plan.
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General Motors
Ford Motors
Ford
U.S
Washington
Lloyd Bentsen
Texas
Congress
Joint Economic Committee
Carter
Gluten Free Diet Questions From Dr Donahue
Reader asks about lifelong gluten free diet after sprue and potential risks of reintroducing gluten. Answer cites that gluten intolerance can persist, changes reversible with diet, and advises against further diet experimentation. Also discusses long term use of antihistamines and antibiotics, carotidynia explanation, and treatment with propranolol while noting no link to aneurysm or stroke.
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Dr. Donahue
Mrs. G
Donohue
JSC
The Schlitz bull and a nation of critics
A conservative columnist riffs on Americans for Democratic Action findings that most TV commercials insult viewers. He praises neither Schlitz nor Stove Top Stuffing and questions the necessity of certain products while pondering the aggressive bull’s origin and purpose.
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James J. Kilpatrick
Washington
Consumer Affairs Committee
Americans For Democratic Action
ADA
Ann Brown
Temperance Union
Perhipa
Chairperson Brown
Schlitz
Homeowners Becoming Lenders By John Cunniff AP Analyst
The article outlines diverse home financing methods beyond traditional mortgages, including seller financing, balloon payments, and rent-to-own options. It explains how sellers gain benefits like equity buildup and tax considerations while buyers build equity and face risks. It notes that option agreements can lock in prices but may lead to losses if markets rise or buys fail.
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John Cunniff
New York
CBS Movie Explores Rideout Case in TV Drama
AP reviewer notes CBS movie Rape and Marriage: The Rideout Case avoids cheap exploitation but edges toward it. The film dramatizes the 1978 rape trial of John Rideout, portrays the prosecutor as inept, and shows Greta Rideout and John’s psychological strain. Strong acting lifts a cautious treatment of a landmark case.
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CBS
Peter J. Boyer
Los Angeles
John
Greta Rideout
Guyana
John Rideout
Rideout
Rip Torn
Eugene Roche
Yech
Salem Women's Center
Mrs. Rideout
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