Celebrities face accountability for TV product endorsements
The piece argues that stars like Pat Boone earning big money from endorsements bear responsibility for false claims. It notes some endorsements mislead consumers and urges endorsers to verify claims, citing FTC official Albert H. Kramer. The author suggests the era of easy TV money may be ending.
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Harriman Faces State Department Security Review
The State Department conducted a security check on W. Averell Harriman to assess his fitness for a U. S. delegation role at a U.N. disarmament session. Harriman, a veteran diplomat and former cabinet figure, awaits presidential appointment and is expected to receive clearance.
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Naomi Uemura skis to North Pole lone trek
The Japanese explorer Naomi Uemura becomes the first person to reach the North Pole alone by dogsled. He now drives his team onward to cover Greenland’s 1,678 mile island length, proving endurance against Arctic odds.
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Carter's popularity heading downhill
Washington columnist Ralph de Toledano argues that President Carter’s energy program and leadership have eroded public respect. He notes jokes at Carter’s expense, a perceived retreat from open governance, and a political backlash as the nation waits for a decisive, dignified presidency.
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Implications of corporate free speech
U.S. Chamber of Commerce president argues the Supreme Court ruling in First National Bank of Boston v Bellotti upholds corporate speech. Justice Powell states the issue is protection of expression, not speaker, ensuring free competition of ideas in a democracy.
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Court ruling sparks debate on corporate speech and free press
The Bellotti decision prompts discussion on corporate advertising in elections, lobbying limits, and tax implications. Critics fear business influence, while supporters argue it expands public discourse and freedoms. Analysts warn unsettled issues will take years to resolve in courts. Mr. Jefferson would approve.
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Does anyone still care about proper planning
Letter to the editor from a Brunswick resident criticizing the W. 130th Street land development. The writer laments parceling land into tiny lots with expensive homes, argues it strains schools and roads, and questions if Planning Commission will reconsider, fearing loss of the community’s character.
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Medina High Student Credits Mock Levy Survey
An 18 year old Medina High School senior describes a classroom survey on the 6.35 mill levy. The mock results show 56 percent yes 38 percent no and 6 percent undecided. The real vote passes by about a two to one margin.
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Medina High School
Medina
Gazette Letter Policy On Names Addresses And Phones
Editorial policy states letters to the editor must include writer name and address, while phone numbers are not published unless necessary for verification. The Gazette may withhold name and address if requested, and uses the telephone number solely to verify letters.
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Slap in the Face: Lawyer Says $2 Million Suit Too High
Jim Fiebig questions a Los Angeles hotel waiter suing a Saudi sheikh for $2 million after a fruit basket delivery, arguing facial injuries do not justify such a large award. He compares injuries and government pay to argue for lower damages and criticizes the suit.
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Jim Fiebig
Los Angeles
UFS
Village Framer owner thanks Gazette for local support
Medina small business owner expresses gratitude for the May 10 editorial praising skilled individualized services. He notes local merchants rely on Gazette and Medina citizens for public backing and support.
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