Advertising by lawyers after Bates v Arizona posed limits
Editorial argues advertising by lawyers remains limited despite Bates v Arizona. It notes ABA changes are minimal, cites public access gaps to legal help, and supports carefully designed ads as a protected means to inform the public about lawyers and costs.
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American Bar Association
Code of Professional Responsibility
ABA
House of Delegates
American Legal Clinic Association
National Resource Center For Consumers of Legal Services
U.S
John H. Shenefield
Attorney General
Bar Association
United States
Great Britain
Shenefield
FDA to Hear Plans on Amphetamine Restrictions
The FDA will hold a public hearing in Washington to decide on actions to curb amphetamine use. Despite past federal controls reducing production, diet pills remain widely abused and doctors overprescribing could worsen crime and health risks. The panel may ban amphetamines or impose strict limits for medical use.
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United States
Food and Drug Administration
Washington, D.C
FDA
Independent Dispatch Telegram Editor and Publisher
Daniel H. Ridder serves as editor and publisher for the Independent Dispatch Telegram, guiding editorial direction and overseeing publication operations.
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Daniel H. Ridder
Patience urged in Middle East talks amid Sadat diplomacy
A New York Times analysis notes President Sadat's televised diplomacy has spurred calls for Cairo and UN conferences to sustain peace momentum. It warns against delaying progress or rushing into ill defined deals that could raise tensions, urging private negotiation over public conferences.
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Middle East
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Jerusalem
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United States
Israel
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Begin
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New York
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Walters
Chancellor
Egypt
Bureaucrats spoil Carter's aim in centralizing power
Washington bureaucrats push to concentrate authority in Washington across HUD HEW and Labor eroding Carter's promise of a near to the people government. Labor eliminates regional directors HUD cuts field office power HEW returns program responsibilities to Washington. Califano leads bureaucrat win while critics warn of creeping regulation and potential loss of Carter's decentralization theme.
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Carter
Housing and Urban Development
HUD
Health, Education and Welfare
HEW
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Department
White House
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Office of Education
Joseph Califano
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Robert Embry
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A satirical interview piece frames a media power struggle as film and TV figures lobby world leaders. The narrator jokes with Castro Khrushchev Brezhnev Gromyko and Churchill about exclusive interviews SALT talks and cross promotion with ABC 60 Minutes and Miss America pageant. The scene captures media vanity and political theater across Cold War icons.
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Castro
Howard Cosell
ABC
Nikita
London
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Brezhnev
Pal
E! Vine
Fleet Street
Thaler Gromyko
Bert Parks
Peking
Sesame Street
Lawrence Welk
60 Minutes
China
Soviet Union
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