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...strike. The kibbutz plants consequently keep prices extremely low: high school and college lab equipment is sold in the U.S. at 20% below the price charged by American companies, and plastic flushing systems for toilets are sold in Africa at 15% less than competitive brands. Most of their output is sold to the Israeli government or large private firms, but the bargain prices are beginning to win a modest export market...
...managers last month, Winnipeg-born Dan Karmon, of the 212-member Kibbutz Industries Association, boasted that in the next five years revenues would more than double to $700 million. Already the kibbutz factories account for 35% of Israel's total plastics production, and in the past four years output has risen 30% annually. Factories that manufacture electronic equipment, such as radiation detection instruments, are growing even faster. Since 1968 the production of electronic gear has increased 40% annually...
...limbo for nearly 300 years; by 1900 he was a name and three paintings, no more, and the patient labor of art scholars over the past few decades has unearthed only 31 of his pictures, plus various fragments and copies. This must be only a fraction of his output. Throughout this summer, however, the definitive La Tour exhibition is on view at the Orangerie in Paris. Returned to the light, La Tour's work can be seen as one of the marvels of French...
...international consortium. Last year, relations were rubbed raw by a slowdown in the growth of world demand for oil. In Iraq's northern fields-the ones now nationalized-IPC cut production by 11%; but in the southern fields, nearer to Persian Gulf shipping points, it raised output by 74%. Despite the fact that Iraq's revenues rose 64% to $909 million, the Baghdad government was miffed by the new arrangement. It insisted that the cuts in the north were IPC's retaliation for the loss of concessions a decade earlier...
...could change forever the relationships between husbands and wives, witnesses and juries, political leaders and voters, businessmen and customers. It could sharply reduce the output of talk all over by making everyone think twice before speaking. It could also bring closer the Orwellian society of 1984. The remarkable but ominous device that might cause these changes is the P.S.E. (for Psychological Stress Evaluator) which, its inventors believe, can use voice recordings to detect lies without the cooperation or even the presence of the speaker...