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...impose strict sanctions on corporate irresponsibility (to the tune of fines double the damages incurred and longer jail sentences) in an effort to fight what Nader has dubbed "crime in the suites." Furthermore, the act would prohibit the abuse of employees exercising First Amendment rights or refusing to engage in illegal activities...
...Senate is working on a bill that would prohibit such cover, though it would not ban contractual or voluntary relations with individual missionaries. Though President Carter is very missionary-minded, his Administration favors the present method of self-regulation by the agency and is opposed to any legal ban on either cover or contracts. CIA Director Stansfield Turner stirred renewed controversy by admitting in testimony before a Senate committee that on three occasions he had already agreed to waive the CIA's rule against contracts with missionaries. There can be "unique circumstances," Turner said, in which clergymen...
...Certain conservative shareholders" have proposed resolutions to companies that would prohibit contributions to universities that "do not cooperate with the Central Intelligence Agency," Vagts said, adding the policy Harvard has initiated toward the CIA is "notorious." "It has been Harvard's position for some time that professors should not make contact with the CIA secretly," he added...
...anticipation of a marked increase in the market for dealer dogs, MSPCA is lobbying to link repeal of pound seizure with bills to prohibit sale of pound dogs to dealers and to extend the authority of humane societies to inspect animal care facilities which presently exist under pound seizure. In addition, the MSPCA advocates a ban on the interstate traffic in dogs...
...proposed National Intelligence Act of 1980 would prohibit the CIA from using an affiliation with any private U.S. institution--not only schools, but the media and religious groups--"for the purpose of establishing or maintaining cover for any officer...