Equal time for ads editorial on adverse effects
A Ralph Nader group lost a bid for mandatory opposing ads on products with demonstrable adverse effects. The FCC ruled counter commercials not required for non political ads, and the appeals court upheld. The decision spares viewers from countless counter ads and preserves ad airtime for routine campaigns.
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Ralph Nader
Nader
Maine
Sierra Club
Nader Group
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Supreme Court
U.S
Boston
Public Interest Research Group
Congressional press galleries rules spark First Amendment debate
A dispute over access to congressional galleries pits Consumer Reports and Science against other magazines and lobby groups. Courts upheld and then overturned a ruling that excluding nonadvertising funded magazines violates First Amendment rights. The piece argues galleries should seat all journal types, press lobbyists included, to ensure open reporting.
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Consumer Reports
Supreme Court
Science
Time
Newsweek
News and World Report
U.S
For Olga in Argentina a life and death case
Olga Talamante, a 26 year old Gilroy native and UC Santa Cruz graduate, has spent 18 months in an Argentine jail under emergency laws after a disputed seizure of guns and subversive literature. The State Department faces limits and delays but is pushing for her release as her case prompts calls to reform foreign justice and avert potential tragedy.
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Gilroy
California
University of California At Santa Cruz
Patrie
Argentina
State Department
United States
Cnntact
Aml Compres Aionist Inquires
Olga Talamante
Etroas
Olan Talamante
Argentiqgil
IRS probes Montoya taxes amid Senate ties and spillover probes
The IRS quietly conducts a two year audit of Senator Joseph Montoya D-NM as questions mount over past returns. Investigations probe possible involvement by Internal Revenue Commissioner Donald Alexander and Treasury officials in blocking or guiding the Montoya audit. Secretary William Simon pushed for the audit after reviews and interviews across 50 sources, with 1972 returns flagged for scrutiny and broader checks into 1974 1978 filings. Montoya says he will cooperate while promising a thorough inquiry into IRS harassment claims from California to New York.
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Internal Revenue Service
Joseph Montoya
D-N.m
IRS
Justice Dept
Internal Revenue
Donald Alexander
Montoya
Alexander
Secretary of the Treasury
William Simon
Bya
Senate Watergate Committee
Nixon
Simon
Hie Justice Dept
Fontante
TRS
California
New York
Rhodesia debate mirrors evolution or revolution in Africa
Washington weighs Rhodesia's crisis amid Rhodesian nationalist calls for majority rule. The border clashes with Mozambique draw in Cuban Soviet and Chinese aid to rebels, while Kissinger seeks to curb Soviet adventurism and avoid siding with white supremacy. U.S. options include economic aid to Mozambique or renewed negotiated talks with Britain.
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Washington
Rhodesia-Mozambique
Africa
Angola
United States
Ian Smith
Henry Kissinger
U.S
Mozambique
Rhalesia
Black Africa
Kissimger
South Africa
Rhodesia
Bate
the IS
Southfrica
John Vorster
Vorster
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