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BankAmerica further vows to reveal "direct dollar expenses" of its "government relations" programs (which include lobbying efforts) at federal, state and local levels. It will list all companies in which its trust department has investments of $1 million or more, disclose its ten largest holdings of municipal securities and report its profits or losses on dealings in foreign currency. All these matters are of interest to analysts who try to gauge the soundness of bank finances; Franklin National Bank in New York, for instance, failed in 1974 largely because of huge losses in foreign-currency speculation...
Wilson's theories ignore the basic corruption of a society in which, as the Massachusetts Governor's Advisory Committee on Corrections reported this summer, "Street crime is less prevalent and far smaller in dollar value than white collar and organized crime." Low income neighborhoods do not contain criminal elements that are any more immoral or amoral than those of the wealthiest suburbs with high degrees of "community." Street hoods are merely society's biggest losers, with neither the polish nor position to be respectable white collar criminals. They are intellectually, psychologically and economically vulnerable and frustrated. A housebreaker does...
...done reasonably well with a show that portrayed a woman as brave and self-reliant. Then, of course, there was The Bionic Woman, starring Lindsay Wagner. Silverman ordered her resurrected after she was erroneously bumped off at the end of a special appearance on The Six Million Dollar Man; a heart and a rather engaging spirit coexist with the electronic circuitry under Lindsay's lovely skin. The fact that The Bionic Woman consistently rates in the top ten, country in which Colonel Steve Austin, the six-million-dollar man, is rarely found, was surely seen as a sign that...
...Angels, Texas-born Farrah Fawcett-Majors, 30, is the best known of the three. Off-screen she is married to Six-Million-Dollar Man Lee Majors and has starred in many oft-played commercials (Mercury's Cougar, Wella Balsam shampoo). A warm, giggly sort of girl, she is a practicing Roman Catholic who has a clause in her contract that allows her to leave the set to rush home in time to make supper for her husband. She has a sense of humor (asked once when she first realized she was beautiful, she replied, "Just after the makeup...
Summerwork. The Harvard Premiere Society opens Mark O'Donnell's play about innocence and ignorance at a small, secluded summer camp. No songs and champagne, but then, they won't make you pay for your program. At Dunster House, Thursday through Saturday at 8 p.m. Admission one dollar...