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[Side A] "The Agra-Business Accountability Project" by Philip Swanson ( a part of the project of Corporation Responsibility) and Jerry Vermon (from the center for Community Change); talks about how corporations exploit farmworkers. Washington Bureau - Steve Buchester, interviews guest speakers Howard Frusnick and David Sworsky whom are two law students from George Washington University. They are a part of STATIC (Student Taskforce Against Telecommunication Information Concealment). Speaks about the importance of educating the public that stations belong to them and these stations how prioritize and cater to the public interest. KPFA: "A Businessman's View of Asia in the Seventies" by Charles W. Robinson (manager of the Marcona corporation); spoke at a forum sponsored by the Asia Foundation and the World Affairs Council, December 8th, 1970. CBS News Washington: Joseph Colemon III (chairman and chief executive officer of Philip Morrison Inc. and Chairman of the executive committee of the Tobacco Institute. Questiones by Earl Yulebel, Morton Mince of the Washington Post, and George Herman a CBS News Correspondant. KPFA: "They Only Make Loans!" two views on the Banks of America and U.S. economy involvement in Third World Countries. KPFA News: The FBI add the Wisconsin 4 on the 10 Most Wanted list. Wisconsin allots $30,000 for security in University. A heavily guarded meeting of 9 Mid-West State officials on the bombings. A bombing in Colorado. Senator Gordon Allard speech about the president commission on campus unrest. Trial of three Black students of Cornell University who occupied a building ends. [Side B] Michael Murphy discusses religion and the human development movements with Reverend William Keen and Reverend Robert Krony and David Escinosy. Interview panel of canidates for the 11th state senitarial district Nicholas Patrick (Democrat) and Robert Hanon (Republican), questions asked by Carolyn Keeter (representative of the league of women voters of the Bay Area), Rod Sherry and Ronald Post. "Moral Arguments About Abortions" by Garrett Hardin. Discussion of the Multicultural Corporation and its Possible Effects on World Relations and Economy. "Business of Business": staff members of the center for the study of Democratic institutions discuss the social responsibilty of corporaations with A.A. Berle Jr. "Moral Argument about Abortion" by Garrette Hardin. Article on KPFA (and FCC) by Steffens. Digitization made possible through a Recordings at Risk grant from the Council of Libraries and Information Resources.
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