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Nader and Nairn denounced the committee's report two weeks ago calling it "a compilation of the testing industry line on various issues." Rep Theodore S. Weiss (D N Y), who has twice proposed federal Truth in Testing bills to regulate the tests, called the recommendations disappointingly moderate.
What indeed? According to Roosevelt's Truth-in-Securities Act of 1933, every new stock issue had to be registered with the Federal Trade Commission and had to disclose "every important essential element" about what was being sold. The Securities Exchange Act of 1934 extended those rules to all...
The Supreme Court opinion, delivered in May of 1935, was unanimous-and withering. In voting for the NRA, said Hughes, Congress had delegated "virtually unfettered" powers to the Administration, and that was "utterly inconsistent with the constitutional prerogatives and duties of Congress." The NRA case was the most important of...
Wall Street watchers expect that the new AT&T will no longer be a stodgy, lackluster stock. Shares in the core of the company, which will be competing in the glamorous but risky high-technology industry, are expected to be volatile in price, but highflying. Says Seth Glickenhaus, who already...
The majority of victims are elderly women, most of whom suffer from osteoporosis, a progressive thinning of the bones that can leave the skeleton too brittle to withstand even minimal stress. Indeed the bones of the spine can become so papery that they collapse; five vertebrae may fill the space...