Top Dollars Come to Trim Waist in Top Management
New York executives face salary penalties for overweight with estimates from Robert Hall Personnel Agencies. A study of 30,000 executive posts in finance and data processing finds only 10 percent earning 25 000 to 40 000 year overweight by 10 pounds or more, while 35 percent in 10 000 to 20 000 ranges are overweight. Bernard Willens cites a $100 per pound “penalty” as image costs, noting many qualified applicants rejected for weight. Dr Harry Johnson estimates about one third of top and middle managers may be overweight yearly, affecting hiring decisions even when competence is equal.
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Robert Hall Personnel Agencies, Inc
Bernard Willans
Willens
Anager
Shs
Clike
Harry Johnson
the Life Extension Insitute
Johnson
Anti Semitism Declining As Per Sociologist
American Sociologist Gertrude Selznick reports at the ASA convention that anti Semitism in the United States is fading slowly. In a 2000-person survey, about 3 percent hold anti Jewish views today versus 23 percent in 1945. Education reduces prejudice, yet even college graduates may defend anti Jewish discrimination socially. The study notes blacks show similar prejudice levels to whites, linked to educational attainment.
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Gertrude
Selznick
University of California
U.S
Right to Reproduce Urged as Global Population Check
Washington psychologist and sex therapist Dr Robert A Harper urged at the annual American Psychological Association convention removing the right to reproduce from all people as the only solution to overpopulation. He suggested temporary sterilizing chemicals in food and water could enforce compliance within years and rules for granting reproduction privileges could be democratically decided. He emphasized the removal would be necessary even without individual consent.
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Wasitington
Washington
Robert A. Harper
American Phycological Association
Mudpies Wreck Yer Eyes Warns Ophthalmologist
Helen Foerster of the Francis I. Proctor Foundation told a Los Angeles conference that ingesting mud, especially by children, risks eye damage from the parasite Toxocara canis. The worm can migrate to the eye years after infection, causing whitened pupils, crossed eyes and reduced vision, sometimes mimicking retinoblastoma. Early testing can save noncancerous eyes.
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Helen Or
Campbell Foerster
Francis I. Proctor Foundation
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Eistelle Doheny Eye Foundation
Pasteeth and FastEet Denture Powder Claims
Patently promotional copy touts PASTEETH a powder for dentures and FASTEETH a nonacid additive. It alleges easier chewing and comfort with sprinkling on teeth with vague health claims and urges regular dental visits and pharmacist availability.
Inglewood Loses Jet Noise Suit Over LAX
A federal judge dismissed the city of Inglewood’s suit against Los Angeles International Airport claiming jet noise damages. Judge David W. Williams found no substantial federal question granting jurisdiction. The ruling allows an amended complaint.
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Inglewood
Los Angeles International Airport
Dist
David W. Williams
Lost and Found Classified Ad Prompt
A compact call to action inviting readers to place a result-getting classified ad for lost items. The ad emphasizes the speed and effectiveness of finding misplaced belongings through classified listings. It uses brisk, period-appropriate copy to encourage immediate dialing for help.
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