Listerine ads must include corrective statement court rules
Washington UPI reports the Supreme Court let stand a lower ruling requiring Warner-Lambert to place a corrective statement in the next 10.2 million dollars of Listerine ads. The FTC found false claims that the mouthwash prevents colds and sore throats and ordered the corrective messaging to accompany future campaigns.
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One freed one still held in LA hillside stranglings
Jones was arrested Thursday as a suspect in the killings of Kathleen Robinson, 17, and Jill Barcomb, 18. Shamshak remains in federal custody in San Diego while Gates says the office consults with the district attorney on a formal murder complaint and notes Shamshak lacked corroborating evidence for his story.
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