Califano readies Operation Common Sense at HEW
Joseph Califano launches Operation Common Sense to review HEW rules 6000 pages and ensure English as an official language. The plan aims to streamline regulation development over five years by evaluating necessity and importance with input from governors mayors university presidents and private citizens.
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Joseph Califano
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Common Sense
Califano
Arson crime tone grows in Ohio after court ruling
A Massillon fire that killed three firefighters sparked editorial views on Ohio Supreme Court decisions. The piece argues arson is a serious crime and criticizes current law for reducing arson to degrees of seriousness, urging a harsher approach and a change to the legal code.
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Ohio Supreme Court
Massillon
Ohio
Caffeine a danger to unborn babies study warns
A Washington report cites a University of Washington trial linking high caffeine intake to possible risks for newborns. Researchers compared 105 heavy caffeine drinkers with a control group, noting reduced muscle tone and lower activity in some infants. Further study is planned to assess permanence and miscarriages. Public health bodies urge caution while results remain preliminary.
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Washington
University of Illinois
University of Washington
Ann Streissguth
Food and Drug Administration
Center For Science In
Health, Education and Welfare Department
CETA Funds Face Political Casting in Florida Case
A Gainesville grant shows Women Unlimited funded by CETA to run Womanews and a book store. The group states political activism and task forces on job discrimination and politics. Critics warn taxpayer money should not back politically oriented ventures or propaganda.
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Gainesville
Fla
Women Unlimited, Inc
Womanews
CETA
Women Unlimited
Jay Hahn
Florida Conservative Union
Young Americans For Freedom
Young Democrats
Jan Han
Ceta Advisory Council
Peace and politics across Rhodesia and beyond
A syndicated column discusses Rhodesia's Ian Smith shifting from denial to offering free one person one vote elections, while Sadat and Begin push for peace amid economic strain. It notes potential UN supervision and bipartisan voter enrollment as proof of good faith, and contrasts internal economic pressure with regional politics. The piece also covers atheism in the Soviet Union and a Michigan physicist's claim of a halo of matter around a distant galaxy that could affect cosmic expansion.
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Mideast
Anwar Sadat
Menahem Begin
Rhodesia
Ian Smith
Smith
Sadat
Begin
Israel
Knesset
Cairo
Geneva
Soviet Union
Council On Tourism
Kremlin
University of Michigan
Dennis J. Heggs
Heggi
Gambler Glick tied to $62 million Teamster loan probe
A long investigation centers on Allen Glick, once hailed as a Teamsters pension fund darling, whose control of Argent and Recrion led to a $62.75 million loan from the Teamsters pension fund. The SEC and Justice Department examine mishandling, fictitious entities, and misused loans that totaled about $150 million, with Argent facing deficits and possible default.
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Feds
Washington
John Milton
Allen Glick
Teamsters
Golden Boy Glick
Wunderkind
San Diego
Las Vegas
Internal Revenue Service
Working People’s Trust
Teamsters General
Frank Fitzsimmons
Brotherhood
Glick
Teamster Pension Fund
Central States Pension Fund
Recrion
Stardust
Fremont
Argent Corp
Securities and Exchange Commission
Argent
San Francisco
Bank of America
Teamster Fund
Bank of America Argent
SHC
el Camino del Teatro
ARG Enterprises
A.R. Glick
SEC
Teamsters Pension Fund
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Les Whitten
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Economic Development Administration
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D-Minn
Blatnik
House
Robert Roe
CNN
New Jersey
Louisiana
Roe
Arthur D Hudnutt
Arnold Miller
Charles Hostetter
Jack Weaver
George Miller
Anna McCully
Lorata County Printing & Ellista Co
East Ave
Elyria
Otto B Schoepfle
Arthur D. Rydnutt
Dunagin
Europe
Charley Reese
Roscoe Drummond
Victor Riesel
U.S. District Court of San Diego
Justice Department
Wonder Boy Glick
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