Lawyers Split Over Benefits Of Ads In Missouri
In Missouri, lawyers debate if advertising helps consumers with high court rules allowing limited ads to start Jan 1. Justice J P Morgan doubts consumer benefit but sees potential help for young lawyers. Officials foresee price competition for routine services like wills and tax returns, with quality varying among practitioners.
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Missouri Supreme Court
J.P. Morgan
High Court
Morgan
James Sullivan
State Department of Consumer Affairs
Sullivan
Kansas City
James Wirken
Missouri Bar Board of Governors
Wicker
Wicken
Wade Baker
Missouri Bar
Baker
Labor To Punish Some Democrats
The AFL CIO COPE plans to punish several former Democratic allies who voted against top labor priorities in 1978. Tactics may include withholding support, primary challenges, or endorsing acceptable Republicans. Officials say 30 to 40 lawmakers who aided COPE last year voted against key labor bills, including labor law reform and minimum wage measures.
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Afl-Cio
Committee On Political Education
Aflcio
COPE
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Senate
Labor Federation
Congress
AFL+CIO
U.S
Congress Delays Hospital Cost Control Plan Votes
Congress will delay votes on President Carter's hospital cost control plan until next year after the proposal stalls in four committees. Kennedy criticizes Carter for not selling the plan, while Califano leads lobbying efforts. Admin estimates project $750 million more in hospital bills this quarter with rising costs next year.
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Congress
Carter
House
Senate
Edward M. Kennedy
D-Mass
Capitol Hill
Joseph A. Califano Jr
Health, Education and Welfare
Kennedy
Congressional Budget Office
American Medical Association
Birth of Dustin Ray DeLaney in Paris
Mr and Mrs Douglas F DeLaney of Paris welcomed a son born Tuesday at 6 19 p m at Audrain Medical Center. The baby weighed seven pounds five ounces and was named Dustin Ray DeLaney. Father works for Jack Simpson Construction Co.
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Douglas F. DeLaney
Paris
Audrain Medical Center
Dustin Ray DeLaney
DeLaney
Jack Simpson Construction Co
Being Governor Worth 33 Yards At UW Games
Seattle AP notes former Gov Dan Evans, 12 years Republican, says being governor is worth 33 yards in football terms. He recalls sitting on the 50 yard line at University of Washington games and now sits on the 17 as president of Evergreen State College.
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Seattle
Dan Evans
University of Washington
Evans
Evergreen State College
Humphrey Returns to Senate After Cancer Announcement
Humphrey makes a frail but buoyant Senate appearance, vowing to win his cancer battle and support President Carter as his congressional ally. The Minnesota Democrat received a five minute standing ovation as he greeted Mondale, shook hands with senators, and praised friendship as healing. He travels aboard Air Force One and jokes about finally getting on the plane, insisting doctors can help but he must win the fight himself.
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Hubert H. Humphrey
Senate
Carter
Minnesota Democrat
Humphrey
Walter F. Mondale
Muriel
Hubert
Air Force One
Biko Death Attributed to Brain Injury In Autopsy
Government pathologists say Steve Biko died in prison from extensive brain injury with chest trauma and acute renal failure. The autopsy findings, not yet public, were forwarded to the attorney general for potential inquest consideration.
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Johannesburg
South Africa
Steve Biko
James T. Kruger
J.E. Nothling
Transvaal
Biko
West German Detours To San Francisco Adventure
Erwin Kreuz, a 50 year old West German brewery worker, accidentally wandered Bangor Maine for four days thinking he was in San Francisco after a fuel stop on Oct 7. The San Francisco Examiner invited him and an interpreter to fly to the West Coast Friday, with costs around $1,000, to see the city before he returns to Augsburg. He learned of the mistake after hotel staff learned Bangor was full for a college weekend and German American restaurant friends aided his Maine visit.
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Maine
Erwin Kreuz
San Francisco
Kreuz
San Francisco Examiner
West Coast
Augsberg
West Germany
Examiner City
Jim Willse
Europe
Willse
Surburban
California
Chinatown
Governors’ Conference to Showcase Reagan and Others
GOP leaders meet in Salt Lake City with Reagan Connally and senators Baker and Dole among the presidential hopefuls while Ford and Nixon are absent. Ford skipped and Nixon wasn’t invited. The three day Western States Conference begins Thursday.
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Salt Lake City
Gerald Ford
Richard Nixon
California
Ronald Reagan
Texas
John Connally
Howard Baker
Tennessee
Robert Dole
Kansas
Three firefighters die as Elk Hills well explodes
At Elk Hills Naval Oil Reserve a 7000 foot well exploded sending a geyser of oil and flames over 100 feet. Three workers in a suspended basket were burned to death. Red Adair was summoned to combat the blaze while eight to ten 500 barrel water tanks were prepared for his crew. The cause was unclear with officials citing possible human error or mechanical failure.
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TAFT
Red Adair
Elk Hills Naval Oil Reserve
Alaska
Kern County
Ron Marshall
Marshall
Los Angeles
Adair
Howard Schlieman
Williams Brothers
Ballerina Pavlova Debuts Lead in Sleeping Beauty
Moscow AP reports Nadezhda Pavlova, 21, Bolshoi's rising star, adds the lead role in Tchaikovsky's Sleeping Beauty to her repertoire. Since a Perm origin, she has starred in Giselle Nutcracker and Spartacus, with husband Vyacheslav Gordeyev as her partner in Sleeping Beauty.
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Nadezhda Pavlova
Bolshoi Theater
Tchaikovsky
Pavlova
Urals
Perm
Vyachéslav Gordeyev
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