Baseball stars urge flood victims to seek counseling on TV
Baseball stars appear in TV ads promoting toll free counseling lines for flood survivors from the 1993 Midwest disaster. Prominent players like David Cone and Gene Lamont urge seeking help for stress, anger, depression, drinking and other problems. Officials note delays before needs surface and cite past disasters showing increased alcohol use and divorces.
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Washington
Midwest
HHS
Alan Levitt
Center For Substance Abuse Prevention
Iowa firm awarded over $1 million in libel suit against ABC
A federal jury in Sioux City awarded Lundell Manufacturing just over $1 million in damages after finding ABC News defective coverage of the company’s trash recycling systems. The July 1992 World News Tonight report claimed the machines “do not work” and cited Georgia officials buying a Lundell machine.
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Sioux City
ABC Television
News Department
Lundell Manufacturing Co
ABC News
Rebecca Chase
ABC
World News Tonight
Vernon Lundell
Lundell Manufacturing
Paul Lundberg
U.S
Lundberg
Lundells
Des Moines
Casey Kincaid
Berrien County
Lundell
Peter Jennings
Chase
Georgia
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