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...cost of obeying OSHA rules could drive them into bankruptcy. But when Democratic Representative Joseph Gaydos of Pennsylvania pressed Richard Berman, director of labor law for the Chamber of Commerce, to name a firm that had been put out of business by OSHA rules, Berman admitted he could not cite even...
Shortly afterward, Rodino tried to ease the monotony by having another lawyer read, with Doar breaking in to make explanatory comments and cite the supporting documents. It did not work well enough; the next day St. Clair, exhausted by his routine of 14-hour workdays, dozed briefly. But naps were rare, and the daily attendance of the 38 members was excellent...
...Supreme Court at week's end agreed to take up the question of whether the grand jury had the authority to cite Nixon. The court also unsealed the jury's citation, which said it believed "that there is probable cause that Richard M. Nixon, among others, was a member of the conspiracy to defraud the United States and to obstruct justice...
...revealed that a federal grand jury had named the President as an unindicted co-conspirator in the Watergate cover-up case - the first official citation of direct criminal association ever brought against a U.S. President. Adding to Nixon's judicial problems, a federal judge openly, threatened to cite him for contempt of court. Last week's major actors and their roles...
...bank prime look like a fire-sale bargain: $300 on $1,000 borrowed for 13 weeks, or 120% a year; $150 a week on a $5,000 loan, or 156% a year. The loan sharks are sophisticated operators who keep close tab on the legitimate money markets and often cite the latest jump in the bank prime or in bond-market rates in order to convince reluctant customers that they cannot get credit elsewhere. The loan sharks will take on poor risks; but if a customer falls behind in his payments, he faces a lot more than a dunning note...