Supreme Court voids California drug advertising ban
The Supreme Court overturned a California law prohibiting pharmacists from advertising prescription drug prices, with earlier rulings striking down Virginia’s ban. FTC plans to regulate advertising continue, and antitrust suits against the American Pharmaceutical Association and Michigan State Pharmacy Association proceed.
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Federal Trade Commission
Justice Department
Supreme Court
California
Virginia
FTC
Commission
American Pharmaceutical Association
Michigan State Pharmaceutical Association
Carl Roberts
National Pharmaceutical Group
Roberts
Conference Board
Aiken Standard Publication Notice Fragments
Local newspaper boilerplate and billing text from the Aiken Standard 1867 issue. Includes address, subscription terms, and AP dispatch rights with disclaimers about errors and advance payments.
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Aiken Standard
Rutland Drive
Aiken
S.C
Associated Press
Ford Seeks 200 Million for Teton Dam Victims
President Ford asked Congress for 200 million dollars to aid victims of Idaho's Teton Dam collapse. He signed a supplemental appropriation at the Oval Office and pledged additional requests if needed, adding to regular federal disaster aid for damages from the dam failure last Saturday.
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Washington
Ford
Congress
Idaho
Teton
Oval Office
Fewer on the job deaths in 1975
The National Safety Council reports preliminary data showing about 1,000 fewer workers died in 1975 than 1974. The rate dropped to an all time low of roughly 14 deaths per 100 000 workers in the United States.
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Department of Commerce
John F. Cady
College of Business and Public Administration
University of Arizona
FTC
Supermarket News
Keith Kellum
The
National Association of Retail Druggists
Chicago
National Safety Council
Council
U.S
Democrats Say Platform Won't Raise Taxes Or Budget
Washington AP reports Democratic platform officials say welfare national health insurance and education programs can be financed without added tax cost if full employment returns. Gov. Wendell Anderson states the draft aims for practicality and Carter support while Dukakis estimates costs around 30 billion for the new programs excluding health insurance.
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Washington
Democratic Party
Wendell Anderson
Minnesota
CBS
Face the Nation
Anderson
Jimmy Carter
Carter
Michael Dukakis
Massachusetts
Dukakis
Horoscope Tuesday June 15 prompt and range of signs
Long list of daily guidance for Aries to Pisces suggests focusing on converting resources into cash realigning investments and strengthening permanent relationships. Advice covers avoiding travel unnecessary disputes deferring emotional explanations easing conflicts and pursuing agreed plans while managing duties and leadership roles.
Carter Seeks Unity as Carter Plans New York Dallas Visit
Jimmy Carter tours New York and Dallas to rally party unity and shore up campaign funds. He will meet state leaders and rival Rep. Morris Udall in New York before a Dallas fundraising event to address a campaign deficit. Carter will also meet Mayor Beame, Gov. Carey, and other officials with Udall’s stance uncertain. Henry Jackson controls 107 of New York delegates.
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Sea Island
Jimmy Carter
New York
Dallas
Carter
Morris Udall
Arizona
Georgia
Hugh Carey
Abraham Beame
Averill Harriman
Robert Wagner
Mary Ann Krupsak
Udall
Alabama
George Wallace
Jody Powell
Sen
Henry Jackson
Washington
New York State
Southern Republicans Plot Strategy Against Carter
Southern Republican leaders at a Atlantic Beach conference focused on stopping Carter if he wins the Democratic nomination. They discussed delivering southern votes for their nominee and protecting GOP candidates from any Carter surge, and some indicated an aim to portray Carter as a liberal.
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Atlantic Beach
Jimmy Carter
Dixie
Association of Southern Republican
Georgia
Robert Shaw
North Carolina
Carter
Ford
Ronald Reagan
Ed Weldon
Alabama
GOP
George Wallace
Jim Holshouser
Senate weighs widening tax bill amid looming July 1 cuts
The Senate moves to vote on a massive tax bill to extend current tax cuts and curb tax-avoidance schemes for the wealthy while weighing other changes. If cuts lapse, a family of four earning 6000 may face 245 more dollars in tax. House focuses on debt and defense spending ahead of major appropriations.
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Washington
Senate
Congress
House
U.S
Presbyterians Turn Attention To Committees
The General Assembly of the Presbyterian Church began its fourth day in Tuscaloosa Alabama focusing on judicial cases and committee work. Committee meetings are expected to run through Wednesday morning with panel reports to follow as the nine day meeting continues toward its Saturday closing.
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Tuscaloosa
Ala
General Assembly of the Presbyterian Church
Bridge analysis from Gore n Goren and Sharif 1976
A Chicago Tribune bridge column presents seven problems. It covers vulnerable and not vulnerable hands with recommendations on doubles, passes, and slam try bids. Each layout includes suggested actions and brief rationale.
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Weather Service
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Nebraska
Texas
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Florida
Gene Anderson
Paic Hong Hong
D. Advani
Ramada Inn
Tel
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Amec
HONDA
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Cycle Mart, Inc
Richland Ave
Charles H. Goren
Omar Sharif
Chicago Tribune
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South West North East
By Neil A. Ladd
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