ABA Approves Code For Judicial Conduct
The American Bar Association approved a new ethics code requiring judges to publicly report off bench activity and disclose gifts above 100 dollars. It aims to curb financial conflicts by mandating disqualification in cases with even minor interests and allows broadcasting only for instructional use in courts.
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House Sends Benefits Bill On To Senate
The House approved a $4.4 billion public works and economic development authorization bill by 285 to 92 and sent it to the Senate. It includes up to 78 weeks of benefits or 60 percent of wages, plus relocation aid, with opposition over an environmental compensation provision.
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McGovern first denies then says he sent Salinger in Paris
McGovern initially denied sending Pierre Salinger to Paris to discuss with North Vietnamese negotiators about prisoner releases and a pre election peace. He later admitted Salinger met Hanoi officials, saying the only aim was to check for any change permitting early prisoner repatriation and that he had not instructed him.
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Mothers Dust TV Commercials in Campaign for Safer Shows
Newton Massachusetts AP four year campaign by ACT Mothers for Children’s Television forced removal of prayers from orange juice commercials and cancellation of certain vitamin pill ads. ACT reports progress with FTC and FCC vows to curb child targeted ads while pushing for safer programming including ending commercials on children’s shows.
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Defense Minister Oufkir Dies by Suicide After Coup Attempt
In Rabat, Defense Minister Mohammed Oufkir killed himself about 12 hours after Moroccan air force pilots failed to kill King Hassan II. Oufkir, long the regime’s strongman, shot himself at 12:30 a.m. as loyal troops were deployed. The king named Driss ben Omar el Alami temporary defense minister amid ongoing turmoil. Local reports say Hassan II survived the attack on his plane by deceiving rebels about his injuries.
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Nixon Defeats HEW Bill in Congress Over Veto
President Nixon and allies blocked a 30.5 billion HEW spending bill, vetoing it and urging removal of 1.4 billion in added funding. The House failed to override the veto 203 to 171. Debate split Democrats and Republicans, with McGovern denouncing the veto as a campaign issue.
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Pricing Becomes Political as Scaffolding Rises in Business
Business leaders face new rules as pricing shifts from private to public concern under government pressure. Presidential power and Price Commission oversight push pricing into the political arena, influencing directors, liability, and insider trading norms amid a tightened Wall Street environment.
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Conventions Boring On TV
Hollywood AP quotes Al Morgan a former Today producer who says minute to minute TV coverage of political conventions is dull and the upcoming Republican convention may be the most boring yet. He notes networks could telecast next week from Miami but might phone it in. Morgan discusses his novel The Whole World is Watching about the 1968 Democratic convention and criticizes networks for staying inside and later downplaying violence seen on air.
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