High Court Reverses Ban On Prescription Drug Ads
The Supreme Court ruled 7-1 that consumers have a constitutional right to receive price information from drugstore ads, overturning a 1942 rule. Virginia’s licensing penalties for price advertising were struck down, with the majority noting potential broader implications for ad restrictions. The decision, written by Justice Blackmun, emphasizes protections for the poor, sick, and elderly in accessing information.
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Many City Druggists Dislike Ruling on Price Ads
Globe News reports Amarillo pharmacists largely oppose the Supreme Court decision allowing prescription price advertising. They describe advertising as harmful to the profession and worry it could lower service quality. A few favor the ruling, while several say they'll not pursue extensive ads.
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Ford gains NY delegates as primaries loom
Happy President Ford received a pre primary boost when 119 uncommitted New York delegates defected to the Ford camp. Another 176 delegates are up for grabs today in primaries in six states. Ronald Reagan is expected to beat Ford in the Arkansas Kentucky and Tennessee races.
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Ford Gains 119 NY Delegates in Primary Push
President Ford widened his delegate lead after New York committed 119 GOP delegates to him on Monday. Reagan held 541 to Ford's 701 as 1,130 needed for nomination. While Democrats faced six state primaries, Carter aimed for 100 more delegates amid challenges in three contests. Alabama runoff and southern races loomed with Wallace fading as a factor.
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Consumer Nominee Rejected by Senate
The Senate rejected S John Byington for chairman of the Consumer Product Safety Commission 37 to 33. Critics questioned his qualifications and safety stance while Byington called the outcome extremely disappointing. Ford may re Submit his name for the post to fill the term.
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Tel Aviv factory demolition triggers major slum riot
Police and helicopters in Tel Aviv quelled a riot by about 500 slum dwellers angered by the illegal factory demolition. Four policemen and four civilians were injured amid tear gas, rocks, fire bombs and a grenade. Four demonstrators were arrested.
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