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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1976
Page
6
Americans could soon compare prescription drug prices like other bargains as bans on drug advertising face challenges. State laws and professional ethics codes have long barred pharmacists and other professionals from advertising drugs and services across many states.
The Supreme Court overturned a California ban on price ads for prescription drugs while Virginia’s similar law was upheld as free speech. FTC and DOJ push ahead with advertising rules and antitrust actions against major pharmacy groups. Analysts note mixed evidence on price savings and some retailers may run limited time specials rather than broad cuts.
Readers share personal experiences of teen pregnancy and parental forgiveness. A grandfather recalls his daughter marrying her boyfriend after pregnancy, another writer urges counseling and self worth over maternal guilt, and a caller thanks Abby while requesting her booklet.
Dr. Salk argues that children raise their parents through feedback and honesty matters. He cites his son Eric on the idea that raising a father is not easy and urges parents to keep promises and threats consistent. The guidance stresses sincerity and consistent discipline over harsh warnings.
Winnie Weeks of Trimble has been chosen to attend Fashion Careers II a national Girl Scout event in Dallas Texas June 12 to 16 Experts will discuss modeling advertising buying and designing Senior Scouts will tour an apparel market knitting mill cosmetics and hair styling demonstrations They will plan and model a fashion show with professional help Winnie is a member of Black Diamond Girl Scout Council Senior Troop 1195 Glouster Neighborhood
Athens Quota Club hosted a banquet at The Sportsman in Athens for Lancaster and Columbus Quota chapters. Helen Swaim gave the invocation, Elizabeth Elmore delivered the welcome, and Ruth Fuller was honored as oldest charter member from Lancaster.
Holzer Medical Center prepares red white and blue Bicentennial Birth Notices for babies born in 1976. Governor Rhodes and Executive VP Hugh Kirkel sign the certificates. About 550 births from January to May qualify, with an estimated 1500 certificates issued by December.
Norma Riggle named Secretary of the Year by the Athens Chapter of the National Secretaries Association. New members Janet Moore Connie Starkey Emily Vacolas Wanda Sheridan join. Marie White and Emily Brooks to auditing committee. Amesville Grange reports 39 members four visitors during annual inspection by Waldo Poston deputy master.
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