FTC Rejects Ban on Kids Prize TV Ads
The FTC abandoned plans to ban prize offers in television ads aimed at children under 12. The decision cites lack of proof that such ads are inherently unfair or deceptive. The piece notes political and cultural musings on consumer protection, health insurance, and the influence of advertising on youth.
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Fenwick High marks 25th anniversary with Rossi family ties
Fenwick Celbrates 25 years with its first graduates Butch Rossi and Mary Ann Swarez. He was football captain and scored Fenwick first touchdown she led the first cheer squad and homecoming queen. Now both remain longtime fixtures as their son John Jr. is a freshman at the school.
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Journal News: Riverfront Stadium Lunch Menu Stirred Students
The Journal notes a Lakota School lunch menu with playful items like Big Red Smokey on bun and Sparky's Beans during a Career Day at Madison High. Ted Pollard recalls journalism’s quirks and the lack of big money but plenty of fun in the field.
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Kissinger Special Problems Drive Private Security Debate
Washington reaction centers on Kissinger after reports of a latent assassination plot by former Legionnaires. The piece questions Carter’s early termination of Secret Service protection and argues Kissinger remains a high risk, public figure demanding ongoing security. It contrasts democratic norms with Kissinger’s unique hazards and fame.
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Death and American drivers in a suburban tragedy
An automobile crash on Connecticut Avenue in Chevy Chase Village, Maryland, kills a woman and injures a man as cars strike trees and split apart. The account reflects on rising traffic deaths, risk taking, and calls for safer devices like air bags amid a broader critique of urban driving culture.
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