Lawyer Mail Ads OK'd by Supreme Court ruling
The Supreme Court kept intact a New York decision allowing lawyers to mail advertisements to attract clients. Alfred Koffler and Wil iam Harrison Jr. mailed 7500 letters in 1977 offering real estate service for 195 dollars, aiming for mass production. The Joint Bar Association sought discipline, but appeals ruled direct mail by lawyers permissible.
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Supreme Court
New York
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Wiliam Harrison Jr
Long Island
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State Joint Bar Association Grievance Committee
Koffler
Harrison
New York Court of Appeals
The
Bar Association Committee
Bishop Ford Central Catholic High School
New York City
Ex-hostage Craig Clymore arrested in Syria on drug charges
Former American hostage Craig Richard Clymore, 24, of Laguna Hills California, was arrested by Syrian authorities and jailed while efforts continue to return him to the United States to answer drug smuggling charges. He was taken from his hotel to a Damascus prison after being freed from hijackers who seized a Pakistan International Airlines flight. The State Department had revoked his passport, and Syria declined to extradite the hijackers.
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Syria
Hlack
Craig Richard Clymore
United States
U.S
Clymore
Laguna Hills
Calif
State Department
Walesa wins no strike pledge amid Polish tension
Solidarity leaders faced threats of wildcat strikes as union chapters pledged restraint ahead of a leadership meeting in Bydgoszcz. A police beating of union members sparked crisis while Rakowski pressed restraint and possible Soviet intervention hovered over calm. Marian Jurczyk warned life or death decisions could arise at today’s gathering.
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Solidarity
Walesa
Bydgodszcz
Warsaw
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Rakowski
Solidarits
Union
Marian Jurczyk
ADN
Wojciech Jaruzelski
Viktor Ku
Ali Got More Than One Million From Wells Fargo Embezzlement
Los Angeles Times reports Ali received over $1 million of the $21.3 million allegedly embezzled from Wells Fargo. Payments were endorsed by Ali via MAPS, a boxing firm he lent his name to but did not run. Ali reportedly returned about $100,000. bank seeks rest in Superior Court. Federal grand jury ages into MAPS case as Wells Fargo sues MAPS and associates.
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UPJ
Muhammad Ali
Wells Fargo Bank
Los Angeles Times
Wells Fargo
Ali
Muhammad Ali Professional Sports
MAPS
the Times
Wells
Lewis
Top court upholds Utah parental notice abortion law in 1978 case
The Supreme Court ruled 6 3 that a Utah statute requiring parental notice for a minor seeking abortion does not violate a young girl's rights. HL, age 15, challenged the law, left Utah for the procedure, and it remains unclear if her parents learned of it. The decision stops short of nationwide mandates and flags broader parental rights questions. The court also agreed to decide cases on parental rights, Amish tax status, and federal employee pay raises in future actions.
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Warren E. Burger
Supreme Court
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