Lawyers win right to advertise professional fees
The U S Supreme Court ruled that two Arizona lawyers may advertise fees for services like wills and uncontested divorces. The decision narrows exclusive practices in law and hints at broader advertising for accountants, architects, dentists, and doctors, potentially lowering costs for consumers through price comparison.
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Arizona
U.S. Supreme Court
Bar
Medical Associations
Wirerp Hort Town
MAG public meetings seek citizen input on future community
The Maricopa Association of Governments hosts four meetings this week to gauge public opinion on land use population density economy transportation housing and the environment. The final session is tomorrow at Scottsdale Community College inviting ideas on mass transit growth and environmental protection.
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Maricopa Association of Governments
MAG
Scottsdale Community College
Urban tree planting funds opposed by federal budget chiefs
Edward Flatta reports the Carter administration opposes a $45 million three year urban tree program citing budget limits. Proponent Rep. Fred Richmond notes five million urban trees are lost yearly, with cities like St. Louis and New York facing steep declines and high removal costs.
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Edward Flatta
Carter
Fred Richmond
D-N.y
St. Louis
New York City
St. Paul
Hamilton Fish Jr
R-N.y
Richmond
Norway
Oil sabotage revealed to Senate committee
The Washington story details secret testimony by Dr. Mannard Stephens warning terrorists could seize an offshore platform, attack refineries, and sabotage pipelines. He cites a $50 million platform, minimal Navy patrols, and risk to East Coast gas and oil, urging heightened security and public awareness.
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Washington
Pennsylvania
California
Senate Judiciary Committee
Maynard Stephens
Stephens
New Orleans
United States
Paradise Valley residents oppose council plan changes
A Paradise Valley letter warns that widening Lincoln Drive to five lanes and new zoning will destroy the quiet lifestyle. The writer argues the high speed curve and cluster zoning will alter the town’s character, risking birds, quail, and wildlife and the community’s peace.
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Paradise Valley
Lincoln’ Drive
Kente
Durfee
M.D
Intriguing Symphony Evening at Palms Garden
Mrs Sadie Shear and Myron report a Thursday symphony in Scottsdale's Palms Garden Fashion Square. Irv Fleming and Sylvia Godfrey led a vibrant program with a sing along, praising the voices and the warm store cooperation for a free outdoor concert.
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Palms Garden Fashion Square
Irv Fleming
Sylvia Godfrey
Sadie Shear
Myron
Chol ueiming Toward Recording First Gossip Album
A fragment notes Lawton Oklahoma plans for a first gossip themed album with unclear context. The text mentions a year and a target, but details are fragmented and names or organizations remain uncertain.
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Chol
Lawton
Hal Metcalf Advertising Manager Named
Hal Metcalf Advertising announces Jerry McElfresh as managing editor and plans for enhanced ad agency leadership. McElfresh succeeds previous editor, guiding local campaigns and community outreach.
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Hal’ Metcalf
Jerry McElfresh
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