Supreme Court Allows Pharmacists to Advertise Prices
The court's ruling grants consumers a right to price information for prescription drugs, suggesting potential price cuts. Virginia officials argued for bans to protect service standards, while Justice Blackmun warned bans obscure lawful competing offers. FTC and AEI projects anticipate notable savings if price advertising expands. An AP study highlighted wide price variance in cities without ads.
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Supreme Court
Alan B. Morrison
Virginia Citizens’ Council
Virginia
Harry A. Blackmun
Blackmun
Federal Trade Commission
FTC
American Enterprise Institute For Public Policy Research
Associated Press
Missouri Delegates At Stake In Six Primaries
Ford nears half of GOP delegates as six states hold primaries Carter seeks 40+ delegates in six contests with Missouri Democrats to choose 54 delegates tonight Early turnout mixed in Arkansas Tennessee Kentucky while West draws late polls Paper ballots rise in Nashville with unexpected write in requests Weather mostly clear but turnout light in Kentucky and Tennessee Ford gains after New York delegates pushed him past halfway Carter forecasts 100 plus delegates in Southern states and beyond to reach nomination milestone.
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Associated Press
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Arkansas
Tennessee
Kentucky
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Tenn
Nashville Metro Election Commission
California
Edmund G. Brown Jr
Hubert H. Humphrey
Ronald Reagan
B. C. Vannersdale
Jefferson County
New York
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Idaho
Oregon
Nevada
Marine Training Scrutinized in Hazing Case at Parris Island
Marine private Harry W. Hiscock testifies before a House personnel subcommittee investigating training abuses at Parris Island. Drill instructors testified last February that they forced obscenities while he grovelled before being accidentally shot. Sgt. Robert Henson pleaded guilty and received a bad conduct discharge.
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Marine Corps
Harry W. Hiscock
Parris Island
Trainiing
Robert F. Henson
Ins Mj
Hiscock
Tur
Jacqueline Onassis Attends Wings Concert in New York
Former First Lady Jacqueline Onassis attends a Wings concert at Madison Square Garden with an unidentified companion. CAP Werronato points to security guard action. police later identify a man, Harry Brooks, 45, who pleaded guilty to possessing stolen goods.
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Jacqueline Onassis
New York
Madison Square Garden
Paul McCartney
Wings
CAP Werronato
Grayboil
Harry Brooks
Rhododendron bloom windows and local inquiries prompt guidance
Community members ask the best times to view rhododendron blooms in the Great Smokies and at Craggy Gardens and Roan Mountain. Officials note May to mid June peak varies with elevation, and higher altitudes shift bloom timing into June.
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Craggy Gardens
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Cuban Troop Withdrawal From Angola Reported
Fidel Castro reportedly told Swedish Prime Minister Palme that Cuba would pull out troops from Angola at about 200 men weekly. Kissinger urged independent verification and said a partial withdrawal would not meet U.S. expectations, with half of the Cuban force to leave by year’s end and no date for the rest.
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Stockholm
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Foreign Ministry
Hays Calls For Full Probe By Ethics Committee
Rep Wayne Hays urged an immediate ethics committee investigation into allegations he kept a woman on the payroll as a mistress. The Ohio Democrat faced a Justice Department inquiry into the relationships while denying wrongdoing.
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House Ethics Committee
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Criminal Division
House Administration Committee
Elizabeth Ray
United States House of Representatives
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Ethics Committee
John J
Flynt
Georgia
Ray
The
Washington Post
Post
Rep
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Miss See
Mother's Last Wish Is Disputed
In Columbus Ohio Linda Joy Hardy died of cancer at age 34 and her children Sheri 14 Joey 11 and Kite Amber 7 are to stay with relatives rather than be adopted by a California couple as Linda had requested in writing. Linda's family says the children will remain with the Hardy relatives while attorneys consider the case.
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Joey
Kite Amber
Linda Joy Hardy
California
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Audrey Cloud
Sheri
Amber
Hardy
Linda
Ere
Dean Allan
Santa Ana
Calif
Kal Kan Foods, Inc
Columbus
Violette
Hardys
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