FTC Ends Case Against Turner
The FTC closed its case against Orlando entrepreneur Glenn W. Turner. It cited slow action by authorities and said many consumers suffered via misrepresentations and high pressure sales. An administrative judge valued losses at 44 million with restitution urged, but postponed due to Turner's bankruptcy proceedings.
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Washington
Federal Trade Commission
Orlando ‘Butineyman
Glenn W. Turner
FTC
Turner
Koscot Interplanetary Inc
Tuer
Commission
U.S
Tampa
Security and Exchange Commission
Aberdeen Gets New Election
Aberdeen North Carolina voters will face a rare fresh election after witnesses testified they voted in the November 4 balloting despite moving from the town. The State Board of Elections ordered the new election, likely after year’s start, with current winners to serve until then and no new candidates allowed.
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Aberdeen
N.C
State Board of Elections
William Bayliff
Board
Hugh Wilson
Lenoir
Alex Brock
Wilson
Town Commission
Santa and Mrs Claus at HEW Fund Drive
Washington AP report says HEW official Russell M Roberts returns as Santa with his wife Mrs Claus joining in a modest, floor length outfit. Two miniskirted volunteers are not returning after last year’s controversy over attire and perceived exploitation. Roberts notes the publicity did not boost donations significantly and plans to avoid controversy this year.
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Washington
Santa Claus
Husbat
Russell M. Roberts
HEW
Roberts
Freedom of Information
Henhouses To Employ Sun Energy
Poultry science professor Robert Brewer of Auburn told the Arkansas Farm Bureau Poultry Division that solar powered heating is viable for henhouses. He described partial house heating to warm about one third of the space for newly hatched chicks, who need around 85 degrees, and suggested blocking off a third of the house with a polyethylene barrier.
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Little Rock
Poultry Division
Arkansas Farm Bureau
Robert Brewer
Auburn
Hearst prosecutors seek gag order in Hearst case
SAN FRANCISCO AP prosecutors ask a judge to bar public comments by defense lawyers F Lee Bailey and Al Johnson alleging a publicity campaign to evoke sympathy for Patricia Hearst. They say such remarks could influence potential jurors while Johnson defends the move as inappropriate and notes government officials have criticized the defense strategy. Hearst is accused of aiding the SLA bank robbery on April 15, 1974.
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San Francisco
Patricia Hearst
Bmiress
F. Lee Bailey
al Johnson
Johnson
United States
U.S. Atty
William Saxbe
Miss Hearst
San Francisco Examiner
Randolph Hearst
SLA
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Carr
Parker
Peter Rabbit and Friends
Winnis the Pooh
Wills Book Store
Westchester Mall
Phieanio Oper
Richard A. Sink
Michael D. Shoal
Sac
Teall
Snow Lumber Company
Springdale Sa
Kuta
Aca
High Polo Enterprise
Hearst
Sheriff's Office
Eberk Beck
Vanity Fair
Pontia
N. Centennial
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