Ethics code leaves whistle blowing optional for lawyers
The Gazette worries ABA delegates favor most of the ethics changes in Atlanta while preserving a controversial rule that allows lawyers to avoid disclosing client crimes. It notes mandatory whistle blowing only to counter perjury or false evidence and predicts a dim public image as states proceed with implementation.
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American Bar Association
Atlanta
Ethics Panel
Robert Meserve
Boston
ABA
Bar Association
Iowa
National Assembly
Government Bakes Rules for Frozen Pizzas
The USDA proposes standards requiring frozen meat pizzas to contain at least 12 percent cheese with half natural cheddar or mozzarella, aiming to label accuracy and dairy lobbying gains. Critics note jurisdiction limits to meat pizzas and question broader regulatory reach across toppings and products.
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Department of Agriculture
Bait vendor faces cruelty questions in Sioux Falls
A Sioux Falls man running two bait vending machines received threats over claims of cruelty to worms and leeches. An Humane Society inquiry found the bait well cared for, as keeping minnows and worms lively aids selling. The vendor questions critics and wonders what happens to bait after sale.
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Sioux Falls
Humane Society
Cranston urged to name Mitchell as running mate for 1984 bid
The piece argues Cranston should announce Rep. Parren Mitchell as his running mate, a move seen as potentially desperate yet principled. It notes Mitchell’s seven terms as a professor turned congressman, his Cranstonesque liberalism, and his race, suggesting this pairing could mobilize black voters and liberal delegates in early primaries.
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Cranston
Rep
Parren Mitchell
Dmd
Mitchell
Ronald Reagan
Richard Schweiker
Pennsylvania
Reagan
Grandparents take grandsons on Colorado ranch trip and a political note
Old Charlie and his wife escort three grandsons to a Colorado dude ranch for a family Christmas gift. The week of ranch life, fishing and a raft trip brings joy amid past illness, with the grandchildren eager to return next year. A later column discusses presidential running mate ideas and party dynamics, weighing Mondale Iacocca Cuomo and Bentsen against Reagan in a speculative political brief.
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Charlie
O.C
D.C
Colorado
Cedar Rapids
C.C
Berthoud Pass
California
Lloyd Bentsen
D-Tex
Thoughts from Cedar Rapids real estate leader Sud Dow s
Brief periodical notes from Eastern Iowans inviting opinions. Sud Dows of Cedar Rapids serves as president of Dows Real Estate Co and Dows Farms Inc. The column signals unlimited topics and personal views from readers.
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Sud Dows
Cedar Rapids
Dows Real Estate Co
Dows Farms, Inc
Volunteers at cheese giveaway respond to criticism
A reader defends the cheese and butter distribution, noting frozen storage, fair allocation, and volunteers who reserve their own shares before open distribution. The letter urges readers to volunteer for loading, filling applications, delivering to shut ins, or childcare at sites and directs to HACAP for volunteering.
Cheese volunteers defend charity with call to praise
A letter writer defends cheese volunteers in response to a prior note about a cheese giveaway. He praises Sacred Heart volunteers including Sister Margaret for long hours, notes that nothing was taken prematurely, and urges complainants to volunteer or accept service delivered to those unable to pick up their quota.
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Sacred Heart
Margaret
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