Advertising lawyers how to improve access to legal services
Editorial argues for more information in attorney advertising while noting current rules limit disclosure. It cites Bates v Arizona, ABA studies, and Shenefield urging careful but essential advertising to help a broad public access legal help and understand costs.
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American Legal Clinic Association
National Resource Center For Consumers of Legal Services
U.S
John H. Shenefield
Attorney General
ABA
Bar Association
United States
Great Britain
Shenefield
FDA to Hear Public Input on Amphetamine Restrictions
Since 1965 federal controls cut legal amphetamine production by 80 percent but abuse of diet pills continues. FDA hearing in Washington will consider tighter limits or a possible ban to curb misuse while keeping medical use under strict supervision.
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United States
Food and Drug Administration
Washington, D.C
FDA
Bsoels
Time for patience in the Middle East diplomacy
The piece argues Sadat's televised diplomacy creates momentum for peace but warns against hurried public conferences. It notes U S hesitation under Carter and Vance, risks of delay, imprecision, and the need for private negotiations to secure guarantees for Israel's security and territorial integrity before any Cairo or UN talks.
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United Nations
Anwar el Sadat
23 East
Sadat
Cairo
Kurt Wald
Beim
Middle’ East
Jerusalem
Carter
Thomelands
Middle East
Washington
United States
Egypt
Israel
Benegiment
Cana Sotea
Vance
Soviet Union
Syria
Senate of the
Begiri
Vietnam
Geneva
Bureaucrats deepen Carter centralization push across agencies
Washington insiders report HUD HEW and Labor tightening federal control with regional offices abolished or reduced authority. Labor and HEW plan direct Washington supervision of field offices and education staff while HUD seeks to return decision making to the capital. Califano leads the drive for central responsibility amid a broader trend of more regulation and spending.
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Washington
Carter
Housing and Urban Development
HUD
Health, Education and Welfare
HEW
Richard M. Nixon
White House
Ington
Office of Education
Joseph Califano
Joe Califano
Mondale
Califano
News Biz Overpowers Diplomacy in Satirical Tale
A satirical column mocks TV news prowess eclipsing print diplomacy. A weary editor heckles witty negotiators from Castro to Brezhnev, parodying Cold War diplomacy and media stardom with sharp, era-specific references.
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