Regulatory shifts loom as Congress gains new faces
The article discusses anticipated changes in lawmaking after the November 4 Congressional elections, noting a larger Democratic majority in the 6th Congress and the potential impact on wage hour legislation, controlled circulation rules, and advertising regulation. It highlights committee turnover, new faces, and the need to educate newcomers on agency decisions affecting advertising. It also covers resignations in the Commerce and IRS sectors, the potential effect on billboard rules, and state level ad tax controversies.
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Prank Prieba's Report To Poultry Raisers
Prank Prieba shares lively, rambling anecdotes from a trip through the South about chicken and turkey, noting how chicken shops and restaurants vary in quality. He reflects on prices, portions, and consumer tastes, including opinions from a telephone repairman and a restaurant patron.
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