Texas business outlook shows March April dip in recession relief
A Texas Bureau of Business Research special report notes March and April figures offer convincing evidence of a break in the recession though April was not consistently better than March. The article also discusses retirement trends among upper middle managers and the paths they take after leaving primary jobs.
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Austin
Texas
Texas Bureau of Business Research
Robert H. Rtzerd
Jennings
A volunteer army of professionals marks 200 years
The piece traces the US Army from its 1775 volunteer beginnings to its current all volunteer force of 785,000. It notes shifts from citizen soldiers to professional servicemembers, highlights wars and reforms, and cites postwar neglect and revival within a period spanning Revolution to present.
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Nation of Islam leader reveals assets and members
Wallace Muhammad, new supreme minister of the Nation of Islam, disclosed that the Black Muslims have assets of at least four million dollars and a large membership. He confirmed the financials and membership after Elijah Muhammad’s death on February 26, ending decades of secrecy.
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Elijah Muhammad
Wallace Muhammad
AMA delegates face 1975 crisis and dues rise
Delegates at the American Medical Association convention contend with malpractice insurance, weak membership, and a financial crisis. The group reports a $3.5 million loss in 1974 and projects a $2.6 million deficit for 1975, prompting leaders to propose raising dues from $110 to $250.
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Atlantic City
N.J
American Medical Association
AMA
Chrysler weighs 1979 model shift amid cash woes
Chrysler sources and executives mark potential move to smaller cars still possible, with a flexible timing that may push the changeover to 1979 models if sales improve, while denying immediate elimination of large cars in 1978.
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Detroit
Chrysler Corp
Associated Press
Bottles Explode Trace Saccharin Tablets Recall
E R Squibb & Sons recalls about 50 000 bottles of saccharin tablets after caps fail to vent carbon dioxide, causing explosions on shelves. Each bottle holds 500 tablets. FDA says no injuries reported. Recalled lots include 4262 4M295 and 5B380F from Oct 1974 to Mar 1975.
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Washington
E. R. Squibb & Sons
Food and Drug Administration
FDA
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