Supreme Court allows lawyer advertising of prices and services
The court struck down the ban on advertising legal services, ruling it may reduce costs for consumers. The Arizona censure of Phoenix lawyers Bates and O'Steen over ads for uncontested divorces and bankruptcies prompted the decision. Justice Blackmun noted routine services and fixed rates can be clearly communicated.
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Washington
Supreme Court
American Bar Assn
Arizona Supreme Court of
Phoenix
John R. Bates
van O'Steen
Arizona Republic
Harry Blackmun
Administration of
Blackmun
Dayton
Ohio
Richard Nixon
John Mitchell
H. R. Haldeman
9Th
U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
California
Alabama
Pieper Named Journal Assistant Managing Editor
The Lincoln Journal announces Don Pieper will become assistant managing editor on Aug 1, in charge of gathering and writing all news and features. James Raglin shifts to special writer and columnist focusing on human interest and an about town column. Betty Stevens has left the state, while C David Kotok will head the state government beat. Raglin rejoined in 1974 after leaving in 1962. pieper has long led political and state government coverage and previously held UP I roles.
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The
Lincoln Journal
Don Pieper
Journal
James H. Raglin
Pieper
Lincoln
Nebraska
Raglin
Jack Hart
Betty Stevens
Omaha World-Herald
United Press International
UPI
Indianapolis
Ind
Norfolk Daily News
C. David Kotok
Charges filed against boy for jail fire that killed 42
A 16 year old boy, Andy Zinmer of Wisconsin, will face arson and 42 counts of manslaughter for starting a fire in a padded jail cell at Maury County Jail, killing 34 prisoners and 8 visitors. Toxic fumes from sponge rubber padding are suspected as the cause. Authorities evacuated and treated dozens. 42 died, 33 injured.
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Columbia, Tenn
UPI
Maury County
Bill Voss
Voss
Andy Zinmer
Dousman
Wis
Zinmer
Gene Hartsook
Hartsook
Tennessee Crime Lab
Superior
Wisconsin
Adie Zinmer
Wayne Hickman
Maury County Hospital
Nashville
Bob Farmer
Willie Cummings
Columbia
Tenn
Vanderbilt Hospital
Abel Empire in Lincoln Ranks Among City’s Most Powerful
George Abel, 56, heads a vast Lincoln business conglomerate with ten interlinked divisions in construction building materials insurance real estate farming ranching and rail operations. His firms paved many city and state roads while his power rests on substantial private influence and a quiet leadership style.
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George Abel
Lincoln
Howard Hughes
Abel
Hughes
Big Red
Lincoln Journal
Journal
Trial Set For Youth Charged In G I Slaying
Bernard R. Schaeffer 16 facing Aug. 1 trial for the murder of Ace Hardware manager Donald Beery Jr. in Grand Island. Lanzendorf 16 awaiting arraignment postponement as plea in abatement seeks midweek review of preliminary hearing evidence. Beery’s body found in Hall County sandpit. robbery suspected. 17 shots fired.
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Nebraska
Grand Island
Bernard R. Schaeffer
Schaeffer
Hall County
L. W. Kelly Jr
George A. Lanzendorf
Donald Beery Jr
William Blackburn
Lanzendorf
Tom Wagoner
Beery
Ace Hardware
Kelly
Classified Advertising Hotline for Nebraska Journal
Toll free number offered to place classified ads from anywhere in Nebraska with the Journal-Star. The ad line lists 600-343 7385 as contact.
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The
Journal-Star
Nebraska
Regents Hold Fees Steady After Lincoln Officials Review
University of Nebraska Lincoln officials began assessing the impact of a Regents decision not to raise student fees. The report notes ongoing evaluation across campus with reference to Page 19 coverage of editorials and sections on entertainment and sports.
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University of Nebraska-Lincoln
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Jackson
Kentucky
Tennessee
Chattanooga
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Constructors Inc
City Hall
National Construction Co
ATA Lss
Ol&b Railroad
G.I
By Dean Terrill
Ann Lande
Mecura
Hovland Swanson
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