How business, doctors and journalists prey on your food anxieties I

,
GIVE"Ai
GHT
It collects 1'rrrrr
(borlglrts. lt
Irrkesw,cn' uoles
<strong>and</strong> nrenms .
3 id fhe nniqcre
cXl'rrrpus L-i110
.llirnoc'assetfe"
N e t, e r
Can s rw more ~nbrmzriun, xt 1 :~qY
Recorder ccrigbs
less IGauwxu•
trrrtlel cncd Girles
in 1'rrur lrmtrl.
So consider tbe
ebilities .
.lll
5 rnr O(pnrpas .
: i S s rr n jl e r O .
~o~
urMPUs
e0 .orwnre0lympwMnerira EP.Qenv308 .BWtllake .Nd0]028
NIGHT AND DAY VIDEO SURVEILLANCE
Protect your busir.ess <strong>and</strong> your home with a discreet Video Surveillance
System . Install covert TVcameras on your premises to help identlfy <strong>and</strong> cron'_t
criminals . We have a larbe selection of disguised N-Oameras, <strong>and</strong> use
the smal:est high resolution Ncameras <strong>and</strong> Lhe flnest acoessories to
heip you get the evidence you need. AII our!ow-light cameras employ
a 1lT Sony CCC chip with 300.000 pixels, 500 (H) iines of
resolutlon . 5mm auto-!ds lecs, 0 .015 lux!ow-light sensitiNty, <strong>and</strong>
are perfect for all no-light infrared applications . Our 40 day (960
hours) Timeiapse Recorder provides you with visual proof on
vldeo-tape, Stop your profits from walking out the door .
VIsR our showroom or write or call for a free catalog today .
*Micro-Miniature TV-Cameras *Mlnl TV-Cameras *Plnhole Lens
N-0ameras *Color NCameras *Come N-0ameras *Smoke
Detector TV-Cameras *Clock NCameras *Picture TV-Cameras
*Mirror NCameras*PIR Movement Detector NLameras*Infrared NLameras*Waterproof NLarr .eras I
*960 Hour T ime-apse Recorders *Quad Compressors *Multlplexers*Monitors *Camera Swdchers ~
*Pao-Tilts *Phone-LLne YCeo "ransmission <strong>and</strong> ReceoCOn Systems
~TM
AW CCTV Corp .
r '> 60 East 42nd Street, Suite 401, New York, N .Y . 10165
Tel . (2121-983-1820 Fax (212)-983-1654
1-800-396-CCTV!
Esnor detainees a°er the Elizabe:h rio?
Charges of ahuse tank the stock .
N ise <strong>and</strong> train its guards, resulting in
verbal <strong>and</strong> phvsical harassment of
detainees . Esmor had attempted to
hide the tacilig~'s problems fi'om tm ,
officials .
Has the fiasco put Esmor on death
row? Chief Executive Jim Slatten
ealls it "a temporary setback ." Esmor
took over a juvenile facilin' in Florida
in Julv, but how tdtree other contracts
now under negotiation will be affected
is unclear. The stock has fallen by
6Q%, to a recent 7~/8, since mid-June .
Iced hockey
WATCH :'oL'a backs, bloated big leaguers--cfisgruntled
fans are realh'
looking elsewhere . Consider professional
hockeq. The 17-team
International Hockey League was raking
advantage of the National Hockey
League player lockout earlv last season
w'irh qualitv plac for low prices
(Feb . 13) .
Now the final st<strong>and</strong>ings are in, <strong>and</strong>
it N t as a rouc Wvle average attenaance
per game at N"I [, games crept
up 2%, IHL attendance jumped 25%
last season . For tite first time in league
history, four teams averaged over
10,000 fans per game . A ntong those
teams : Detroit <strong>and</strong> Chicago, w hich
also hav e N Ht. franchises .
Now the :HL is looking north. ~'
(=11
Devoted Canadian fans were ecen
more angered bv dte N HL lockout
W °'
th a i A.merican fans, <strong>and</strong> attendaitce ~'
fell for many teams . The Quebec
Nordiques have mov ed to Den ver, ~
<strong>and</strong> the mone y losing Winnipeg Jets
mat- also consider a move south . ,"
Several investor groups ntac start
[sL teams in Canada, <strong>and</strong> the tp
Denver franchise could relocate to
Qucbec . Take note, David Stern . W
Forbes m AuKust 14, 1995
http://legacy.library.ucsf.edu/tid/agf97d00/pdf