Supreme Court backs drug price advertising rights
The Supreme Court ruled 7 to 1 that states may not bar advertising of prescription drug prices. Virginia’s law was struck down under freedom of the press, with Justice Blackmun noting open channels of communication as the alternative to paternalistic restrictions. The decision may affect advertising limits in other professions.
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New York Delegates Poised To Join Ford
In Albany NY delegates from New York Republican groups meet to decide whether to back Ford at the August GOP convention. Chairman Richard Rosenbaum aims to win 100 to 154 pledged votes, with Nelson Rockefeller among attendees. Ford campaigns in California as Oregon and Tennessee primaries loom for Reagan.
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Kissinger Seeks to Mend Ties With Sweden
Secretary of State Kissinger and Prime Minister Palme met for three hours to repair cooler U S Sweden relations after tensions over Indochina. A massive 12 000 person protest at the U S Embassy reflected public anger while the leaders spoke of convergence on many issues and open exchange of views.
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Big Foot sighting prompts Eureka search for missing hiker
A 23 year old Modoc County woman Sherie Darvell is reportedly carried off by a large hairy creature believed to be Big Foot. Humboldt County sheriff officals and US Forest Service began a search with about 50 people in the mountains north of Eureka, while four hikers from Modoc County describe a hairy attacker and a trail plunge that left Kathleen Bush injured.
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Pope Paul Names 20 New Cardinals From Six Continents
Pope Paul VI elevated 20 new cardinals in a consistory, including archbishop of Hanoi Joseph Marie Trinh nhu Khue as the surprise 20th in pectore. New members span North and South America, Africa, Asia, Europe, and New Zealand, bringing the Sacred College to 137 with ages averaging 60.
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Uganda
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Italy
Jaime L. Sin
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Baum
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Strife Flare in Tel Aviv as Factory Demolitions Start
About 500 Israeli rioters clashed with police in Tel Aviv over a city hall order to tear down an illegally built factory in the Ezra district. Four rioters and four officers injured. one hand grenade exploded but no casualties linked to it. Police, guards and helicopters monitored activities as mayor Shlomo Lahat pushes demolitions in unpermitted structures amid broader regional tensions.
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Tanner in Right Place Wrong Time with A’s History
Chuck Tanner faces a reversed fate as he coaches the White Sox while Oakland Benches falter. The A’s dominated 1971 75 with five straight AL West titles and three straight World Series flags, but Tanner’s current club has lost seven of eight in a rough stretch. Paul Richards now runs the White Sox who have won seven straight, raising talk of a turning tide.
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Notice of Hearing in Probate Estate of Goldie E Straight
In Franklin County Kansas Probate Court case 12967 Nellie A Barnes petitions for administrator under Kansas Simplified Estates Act with potential supervised administration if objected. Written defenses due by June 1 1976 at 11 00 AM in Ottawa Kansas. Creditors must file claims within six months of first publication or be barred. Skoog Latimer Ottawa Kansas attorneys for petitioner.
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