Profit Motive Not Holy a New Breed of Corporation President
Jay Monroe of Tensor Corp challenges the maximizing of earnings per share and MBA driven thinking. He argues success includes innovation and social responsibility beyond profits, and that stockholders owe society a cleaner environment. Monroe rejects traditional duty to investors beyond SEC compliance.
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Jay Monroe
New Enterprise Club
Harvard Business School
Monroe
Tensor Corp
Securities Exchange Commission
Watergate Attends Prime Time Sparks Viewer Backlash
Nationwide stations report protests as Senate Watergate hearings shift to prime time and afternoon soap operas. Many viewers complain about preemption while others wonder who expresses appreciation for public service coverage.
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Senate
Caveat vendor and shoplifting raise consumer price toll
Don Oakley argues consumer honesty shapes prices as much as retailers. Shoplifting costs families 30 to 60 dollars annually, a surcharge hidden in higher prices. Beverly Henderson notes even nonthieves can incur losses through careless or deliberate consumer practices.
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Don Oakley
Beverly Henderson
Consumer Economics
University of Wisconsin- Extension
Party Politics and Retail Scams Warn Shoppers
The article highlights deceptive price labeling and damaged or opened food samples leading to spoilage and losses for stores. It notes customers returning used merchandise, misused funds, and even cart theft at about $35 per cart. It urges readers to review shopping habits to curb rising retail costs.
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Tess
Disobeying Law Emblem of SBA Conflict with White House
In a Washington exchange, Small Business Administrator Tom Kleppe admitted he was directed by Frank Carlucci to bypass disaster relief law. Rep. Jim Hanney pressed if authority remains in the law, and Kleppe conceded he served at the president's pleasure. The discussion centers on who ordered ignoring disaster relief provisions and the level of authority behind such actions.
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Washington
White House
Frank Carlucci
Small Business Administration
Tom Kleppe
Jim Hanney
D-Ny
Kieppé
Manley
Kleppe
Hanley
Jim
Haley
Carlycel
Health, Education and Welfare
SBA
Carlucci
John Ehlrichman
Agriculture
Earl Butz
ITT
Senate
ITI
U.S
OLA
David Maxwell
Department of Housing and Urban Development
Maxwell
TICOR
HUD
Meany
Nixon
Afl-Cio
George Meany
Naples
Iply
Information gathering via Postal cards in politics
Former NYPD officer Anthony Ulasewicz advised the Watergate inquiry that sending a postal card asks parties to mail leaflets, a tactic to join mailing lists. The Watergate scandal is described as a conscious manipulation of voters and a mockery of self-government. A Fair Campaign Practices Committee report on the 1972 election is cited.
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Democratic Party
Republigan
The
Maryland Eyes Hagerstown Beltway Plan With Alternates
State officials quietly seek county input on a proposed high speed control arterial beltway to skirt Hagerstown on the east. Plans A and B outline interchanges on Greithsburg and Leitersburg pikes, with Showalter Road as a northern connection and Showalter Road as an eastern link. The project, tentative and for discussion, could affect water and sewer services, spur interstate style commerce centers, and hinge on federal funding.
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Phil Ebersole
Maryland Highway Administration
Washington County
Hagerstown
Porta
South Mountain
Hagerstown Junior College
Showalter Road
Interslite
Rt. 70
Greanberry Hills
Halfway
Please Return Third Place Ribbon From Smithsburg Meet
A requester asks for the return of a white third place ribbon won by Tyson in a Smithsburg Middle School track event. The ribbon was found on the way home and is believed to belong to Tyson or his family at 52 North Main Street, Smithsburg. The note emphasizes the ribbon's personal significance and requests prompt return.
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Tyson
Smithsburg Middle School
North Main St
Smithsburg
Blame the Parents letter sparks debate on child behavior
Patricia Shubert writes to David Wahlquist rebutting his Daily Mail piece Blame the Parents. She argues not only parental influence but also individual choice shapes delinquency, warning temptation and peer influence can derail a child despite upbringing.
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David Wahlquist
Daily Mail
Distust
Removing the Halo in The Party Mail Letter
A satirical letter by K Sherman critiques Nixon era politics and Watergate while recalling past elections and media commentary. It questions harm from the Watergate scandal, lauds POW repatriation, notes rising prices, and expresses belief the Nixon administration will fix domestic issues. Names like Shana Alexander and Josha Wayne appear alongside mentions of Kennedy and Goldwater.
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Party Mail
K. Sherman
Nixon
Shana Alexander
Newsweek
Josha Wayne
David Suskind
Illinois
Huskind
Ben Nixon
Ilinais
Aof
Cook County
John F. Kennedy
Jfk
West Virginia
Barry Goldwater
Jottings From Yesteryears in Hagerstown Area
Demand for residential property in Hagerstown remains high with officials from county and state planning highway needs. A violent storm last night damaged golf halls area and reports mention a theft investigation at Keedysville store with fingerprints and clues. other local items reference a council member’s theft, a physician removal of a bean from a ear caused by a blowgun, and a radiology society election in Easton.
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Martin L. Ingram
Henry K. Zimmerman
Keedysville
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Ming Henderson
Enterpris
By Wright and
Davis
Jack Anderson
Daniel L. Horowitz
John Rooney
D-N.y
Borowitz
State Department
Afi-Cio
Kalmbach
Derbert Kalmbach
Martha Mitchell
Newport Teach
Calif
Newporter Inc
John Mitchell
Martha
United Feature Syndicate
Ing
New York City
Anthony Ulasewicz
Seraice Watergate
Hagerstown NE
Phil Ebersote
Greithsburg
Leitereburg
Ial
Chenaville
William Shrader
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Hach
Voice of
People
David
Patricia Shubert
Yesteryears
Kenneth Coffman
Virginia Ave
E. Threal Campbell
Maryland Radiological Society
Easton
Tunis Newkirk
Big Springs
Harry Newkirk
State
Democratic Central Committee
J. W. Lane
East Ave
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