| 8/29/1997 | Blumenthal Sues Former Executive Director of Greater Hartford Architecture Conservancy |
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Attorney General Richard Blumenthal and Consumer Protection Commissioner Mark A. Shiffrin today announced that the state has filed a lawsuit against the former executive director of the Greater Hartford Architecture Conservancy
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| 8/28/1997 | State Gets Temporary Injunction to Prohibit Wildlife Association From Future Fund Raisings |
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Attorney General Richard Blumenthal today received a temporary injunction to prevent an East Lyme-based charity from raising money following a review of the group's finances
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| 7/22/1997 | State Report Shows Record Low Number of Organizations Using Paid Solicitors |
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A report on paid telephone solicitors for Connecticut civic, charitable and public safety organizations shows that organizations are using solicitors less than they have during any time in the 10 years
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| 5/5/1997 | Blumenthal Reaches Agreement with Windham Hospital To Resolve Allegations of Inappropriate Use of Endowment Funds |
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Attorney General Richard Blumenthal today announced he has reached a settlement with Windham Community Memorial Hospital to resolve allegations that the hospital improperly used more than $1.8 million in funds donated to the hospital.
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| 4/9/1997 | State Sues Charity, Telemarketer As Part of Nationwide "Operation False Alarm" |
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Attorney General Richard Blumenthal and Consumer Protection Commissioner Mark A. Shiffrin today announced that the state is suing one charity and one telemarketer as part of a nationwide, multi-state "Operation False Alarm"
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| 3/7/1997 | Court Orders $15,000 Penalty Against Charity That Failed to File Financial Reports Since 1992 |
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A Superior Court judge has ordered the Battle of Normandy Foundation to pay a $15,000 penalty to the state of Connecticut for failing to file annual reports
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| 2/10/1997 | Telephone Solicitation Raises Consumers' Questions |
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Attorney General Richard Blumenthal and Consumer Protection Commissioner Mark A. Shiffrin said today they have received an unusually high number of consumer inquiries regarding a professional telemarketing campaign
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| 1/31/1997 | 1997 Details of the Telemarketing Report, by Organization |
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In 1996, 90 organizations held a total of 92 telemarketing campaigns in which they used paid telemarketers.
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| 1/31/1997 | 1997 Telemarketing Report, By Town |
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In 1996, 90 organizations held a total of 92 telemarketing campaigns in which they used paid telemarketers.
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| 1/31/1997 | 1996 Telemarketing Report: Summary |
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The tenth annual survey of paid telephone fund-raising in Connecticut reveals that at least $7,260,496 was contributed in 1996 to paid telephone solicitors calling in the name of Connecticut charitable, civic, firefighter and police organizations
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| 12/1/1997 | Blumenthal Applauds Preservation of Made in U.S.A. Standard |
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Attorney General Richard Blumenthal applauded the Federal Trade Commission's (FTC) final decision today to abandon a proposal to dilute the "Made in U.S.A." label.
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| 11/25/1997 | FDA Denies Nestle's Petition To Weaken Federal Ban On Toys Encased In Candy |
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Attorney General Richard Blumenthal today applauded the Food and Drug Administration's (FDA) denial of Nestlé's bid to weaken a federal regulation
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| 11/25/1997 | Consumer Awareness Essay Winners Announced by Attorney General Richard Blumenthal |
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Attorney General Richard Blumenthal today announced the winners of the sixth annual Consumer Awareness Essay Contest. The top five essays on "The Most Misleading Advertisement on Television" were selected from approximately 650 entries
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| 11/17/1997 | Blumenthal Sues Toys 'R' Us and Four Major Toy Manufacturers For Fixing Prices on Popular Toy Lines |
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Attorney General Richard Blumenthal announced today he is suing Toys 'R' Us -- the largest toy retailer in the country -- and four major toy makers for allegedly conspiring to artificially inflate toy prices.
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| 11/12/1997 | Blumenthal and Sheffrin Announce Settlements With Three Companies That Used Prizes to Lure Customers |
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Attorney General Richard Blumenthal and Consumer Protection Commissioner Mark A. Shiffrin announced today they have reached settlements with three companies accused of bilking consumers out of tens of thousands of dollars
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| 11/10/1997 | Blumenthal Calls for Manufacturer to Recall Candy that Appears to Mimic Cocaine |
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Attorney General Richard Blumenthal called on the manufacturer of "Crave" today to recall the product because its name and packaging in small plastic vials mimics the appearance of cocaine
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| 10/1/1997 | Blumenthal Sends Cease and Desist Orders to Halt Connecticut Direct Mail Solicitations |
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ttorney General Richard Blumenthal today sent cease and desist letters to more than 100 direct mail promoters, directing them to halt solicitation of Connecticut consumers
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| 10/1/1997 | Blumenthal Applauds Nestle's Decision to Pull Nestle Magic from Store Shelves |
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The decision to pull this product from store shelves is a victory for Connecticut consumers and children
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| 9/25/1997 | Blumenthal Reaches Agreement with Vacation Break U.S.A. |
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Attorney General Richard Blumenthal and Consumer Protection Commissioner Mark A. Shiffrin announced today that Connecticut and 10 other states have reached an agreement with Vacation Break, U.S.A.,
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| 9/23/1997 | Statement of Attorney General Richard Blumenthal Regarding Hospice Care |
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Attorney General Richard Blumenthal and supporters of hospice care today announced a new program to make sure that terminally ill and irreversibly ill people know that they have the choice of spending the time they have left with dignity and comfort,
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| 9/15/1997 | Blumenthal Calls On The FCC To Adopt Tough Protections Against "Slamming." |
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Citing an estimated $100 million lost by consumers every year when their long-distance telephone service is switched without their permission
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| 9/11/1997 | Blumenthal Warns Parents Of Bogus Claim Forms For A Fictitious Settlement With The Gerber Products Company. |
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Attorney General Richard Blumenthal today warned parents that bogus claim forms for a fictitious settlement with the Gerber Products Company are surfacing again in Connecticut.
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| 9/11/1997 | Blumenthal Announces Settlement in the Beanie Babies Case |
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Connecticut Attorney General Richard Blumenthal today announced that the manufacturer of the popular Beanie Babies has agreed to pay $50,000 to settle allegations of improper pricing.
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| 9/9/1997 | Blumenthal Praises Stop & Shop's Decision to Put Kids' Safety First by Voluntarily Removing Nestle Magic From Its Shelves |
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Attorney General Richard Blumenthal today applauded Stop & Shop's decision to remove Nestle Magic from its shelves and he challenged other retail chains and stores to do the same.
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| 9/2/1997 | Proposal by FTC Would Mislead Consumers and Cost American Jobs |
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A proposal by the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) to dilute the standards by which a product qualifies for the "Made in USA" label would mislead consumers and cost American jobs
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| 8/29/1997 | It's "Back To School" for Senior Citizens Learning How to Resist Scams; Blumenthal and Area Agencies Hold "Consumer University" |
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Some 400 senior citizens are headed back to school today to learn how to resist scams at "Consumer University," sponsored jointly by Attorney General Richard Blumenthal
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| 8/27/1997 | Blumenthal Calls on FDA To Ban Nestle Magic; Chocolate-Covered Disney Toy Risks Child Safety |
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Attorney General Richard Blumenthal today called on the Food and Drug Administration(FDA) to remove Nestle Magic® immediately from store shelves
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| 8/21/1997 | Doctors' Billing of Medicaid Patients Prompts State to Launch Public Education Campaign |
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Attorney General Richard Blumenthal, Social Services Commissioner Joyce A. Thomas, and Consumer Protection Commissioner Mark A. Shiffrin today announced a campaign to alert Medicaid providers
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| 8/19/1997 | State Reaches Agreement with Contact Lens Manufacturer |
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The nation's largest manufacturer of contact lenses today agreed to discontinue its practice of charging vastly different prices for lenses that are the same but are sold under different brand names.
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| 8/8/1997 | Judge Orders Ticketworld To Stop Illegal Ticket Sales |
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A Superior Court judge has sided with the state in its effort to stop Ticketworld from using a Massachusetts office to overcharge Connecticut consumers for tickets to events
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| 7/7/1997 | Trust Consultants Agree to Settlement for Violating CUTPA |
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Consumers who paid Resolution Trust Consultants of West Hartford to locate unclaimed property may be eligible for refunds under a settlement
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| 7/3/1997 | Attorney General's Statement Regarding Mississippi Tobacco Case Settlement |
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This settlement with Mississippi is mounting evidence that Big Tobacco wants to avoid trials because it knows it will lose-- not only in the courtroom
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| 6/26/1997 | Blumenthal Warns Spanish-Speaking Consumers to Beware of Health Fraud Promotions |
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Attorney General Richard Blumenthal today announced a major campaign to fight a growing problem -- health fraud promotions targeting Spanish-speaking consumers.
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| 6/5/1997 | State Settles With Sears Over Collection Practices; Thousands of Consumers to Benefit |
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More than 3,000 Connecticut residents are expected to receive a total in the millions of dollars as part of a landmark settlement
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| 5/25/1997 | Funerals: Consumer Checklist |
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The funeral home must provide the prices of the goods and services described in the general price list when you inquire on the telephone.
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| 5/12/1997 | Blumenthal Announces Multi-Million Dollar Settlement With CIBA |
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Attorney General Richard Blumenthal announced today that Connecticut and 24 other states have reached a proposed settlement with the CIBA Vision Inc., a major manufacturer of contact lenses.
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| 5/12/1997 | 29 Attorneys General Urge FTC to Adopt Tougher Pay-Per-Call Regulations |
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When a Norwich, Conn., woman saw an advertisement for a job to earn nearly $10 per hour, she called the New York telephone number in the advertisement, only to be referred to a number that began with area code 809
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| 5/5/1997 | Statement of Connecticut Attorney General Richard Blumenthal Regarding Proposed Federal Trade Commission Guidelines Regarding "Made in USA" |
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I am very disappointed and surprised that the Federal Trade Commission would propose guidelines that would mislead the American public.
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| 5/1/1997 | A Guide for Connecticut Small Business |
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Each year, small businesses are targets of fraudulent or deceptive sales practices. Protect Your Business Against Fraud is a guide designed to help Connecticut's small business
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| 4/16/1997 | Blumenthal Urges Parents to Rid Homes of Hazardous Products |
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Attorney General Richard Blumenthal today urged parents to do a spring cleaning of hazardous products in their homes, including already recalled bunk beds, bean bag chairs, old cribs and hammocks.
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| 4/13/1997 | Recall Roundup |
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RECALL ROUND-UP DAY: April 16, 1997
Selected Recalls
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| 4/13/1997 | Cataract Surgery Ad |
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Cataracts are a normal part of aging; they usually develop over time and don't have to be removed immediately.
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| 4/13/1997 | Alternative Medicines Ads |
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Many unconventional treatments for cancer and other diseases are on the market. A few have undergone rigorous scientific testing for their curative value
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| 4/13/1997 | Nursing Facilities |
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Every nursing home should have a complaint procedure policy. If you have concerns or complaints, ask about the policy and follow the organization's procedures.
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| 4/13/1997 | Switching Prescriptions |
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In the past few years, many prescription drug companies have formed business relationships with pharmacy groups and insurance companies that handle drug-benefit plans.
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| 4/13/1997 | Introduction |
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Every day, millions of senior citizens face questions about health-related products and services they see in the marketplace, get in the mail, read about in the newspaper, and hear about on radio and television
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| 4/13/1997 | Table of Contents |
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Table of Contents
Introduction
Cataract Surgery
Hearing Aids
Arthritis Cure
Switching Prescriptions
Direct-Mail Schemes
Nursing Facilities
Abusive Care-Givers
Alternative Medicines
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| 3/24/1997 | Blumenthal and ConnPIRG Offer Checklist to Avoid Funeral Ripoffs |
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Connecticut consumers can pay less for funeral goods and services armed with information in a report released today by Attorney General Richard Blumenthal and the Connecticut Public Interest Research Group
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| 3/15/1997 | Business Issues |
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The following are highlights of some issues of particular interest to Connecticut businesses.
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| 3/13/1997 | State Joins Federal Trade Commission In Actions Against Fraudulent Travel Promotions As Part of Operation Trip-Up |
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Travel-related scams are taking off again as businesses offering everything from "vacation certificates" to timeshare resales
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| 3/6/1997 | Consumer Advisory Businesses Alerted to Watch out for "Invoices" for International Directories |
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Attorney General Richard Blumenthal today warned businesses to carefully check bills for listings in international business directories.
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| 3/4/1997 | Blumenthal Applauds General Law Committee's Approval of Consumer Privacy Legislation |
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Consumers would be protected from junk e-mail and be able to prevent the sale of their financial information by retailers and credit card companies under a bill unanimously approved today by the legislature's General Law Committee
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| 3/1/1997 | Connecticut Funeral Home Investigation |
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A Consumer Guide to the Prices, Practices, and Regulations of the Funeral Industry
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| 2/24/1997 | Blumenthal Urges Expansion of Lemon Law to Cover Motorcycles; Better Protections for Consumers of Prepaid Funerals |
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Attorney General Richard Blumenthal today is urging legislators to extend state's Lemon Law to cover motorcycles and to increase protections for purchasers of prepaid funeral contracts.
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| 2/24/1997 | Blumenthal Warns About Improper Telephone Charges |
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Attorney General Richard Blumenthal today said senior citizens who rely on a medical alert system may have been improperly charged for telephone calls they didn't make.
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| 2/19/1997 | Blumenthal Urges Establishment Of Motor Vehicle Guaranty Fund To Protect Consumers |
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Attorney General Richard Blumenthal is urging lawmakers to adopt a proposal that would establish a fund to repay consumers who lose money when motor vehicle dealers, repairers and lessors suddenly go out of business.
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| 2/18/1997 | Booklet Offered to Help Seniors and Other Consumers On Health Care Products and Services |
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Attorney General Richard Blumenthal has teamed up with the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) to offer senior citizens and other consumers a free booklet to help them avoid fraud
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| 2/18/1997 | Direct-Mail Schemes |
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Some direct-mail marketers advertise their products through ads disguised as "clippings" sent by unnamed "friends."
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| 2/18/1997 | Hearing Aids |
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More than 24 million Americans have some type of hearing impairment. Many people can benefit from a hearing aid, but not everyone. How will you know?
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| 2/18/1997 | Abusive Care-Givers |
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No one should be abused—physically or verbally—by anyone, including family members or care-givers. Everyone has the right to feel safe and secure
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| 2/17/1997 | Attorney General Distributes Nearly $790,000 To Seven Fairfield County Towns |
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Attorney General Richard Blumenthal announced today that seven Fairfield County towns are receiving a total of nearly $790,000 as part of an antitrust settlement
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| 1/31/1997 | Blumenthal Proposed law To Ban Junk E-Mail And Protect Consumers Privacy |
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Consumers should have the right to halt the sale of information on their personal finances and buying habits that is gathered electronically
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| 1/23/1997 | Blumenthal Will Move to Block Surcharge on ATM Transactions |
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Attorney General Richard Blumenthal said today that the state will move to block a plan by Fleet Bank to impose surcharges on customers of other banks who use the Fleet ATM system in Connecticut.
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| 1/15/1997 | State Distributes Nearly $32,000 to 222 Consumers Who Fell Victim to "Credit Repair" Company |
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Attorney General Richard Blumenthal and Consumer Protection Commissioner Mark A. Shiffrin today announced that 222 consumers will share in nearly $32,000 recovered from a business
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| 1/9/1997 | State Directs Phone Companies to Block Canadian Indian Tribe's 800 Number for Illegal Sports Betting |
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Attorney General Richard Blumenthal and Chief State's Attorney John Bailey are joining forces to direct all long distance telephone companies to block calls to an 800 number for a sports-betting
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| 9/17/1997 | Statement of Attorney General Richard Blumenthal on Anti-Tobacco Settlement Plan |
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With this historic legislative blueprint, the President has raised the anti-tobacco settlement plan from the ashes where many pundits and commentators consigned it.
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| 7/16/1997 | Blumenthal Urges Congress To Implement Tobacco Proposal After Careful Review and Possible Improvements |
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Connecticut Attorney General Richard Blumenthal today urged Congress to approve the proposed tobacco settlement and not miss a historic opportunity to save hundreds of thousands of lives.
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| 7/3/1997 | Attorney General's Statement Regarding Mississippi Tobacco Case Settlement |
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This settlement with Mississippi is mounting evidence that Big Tobacco wants to avoid trials because it knows it will lose-- not only in the courtroom
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| 6/21/1997 | Blumenthal Says Tobacco Pact Delivers More Than Sought Through Lawsuit, Legislative Efforts |
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Attorney General Richard Blumenthal, one of the key negotiators in the landmark settlement with the tobacco industry, said today that the agreement Click Here to View Summary announced Friday accomplishes all the obje
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| 6/20/1997 | Summary of Tobacco Settlement Proposal |
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Youth Access
The full substance of the August 28, 1996 FDA youth access provisions have been agreed upon.
The FDA rule:
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| 6/20/1997 | Statement of Connecticut Attorney General Richard Blumenthal Regarding Proposed Tobacco Settlement |
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I think that -- that we ought to recognize, as much as we've accomplished, also what we have left undone. And I must say we've left more undone, than we've accomplished.
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| 6/20/1997 | Blumenthal Calls Tobacco Settlement a Historic Public Health Initiative To Protect Children from Tobacco and Save Lives |
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Attorney General Richard Blumenthal -- a key negotiator in the tobacco settlement talks -- hailed today's historic $360 billion tobacco accord as a sweeping public health initiative to protect children from the lure of tobacco
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| 4/25/1997 | Statement of Attorney General Richard Blumenthal Regarding Federal Judge's Ruling Regarding FDA Regulation of Tobacco |
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"This historic ruling is a great victory, establishing for the first time federal authority to regulate tobacco products.
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| 4/1/1997 | Statement of Attorney General Richard Blumenthal Regarding Public Health Committee Approval of Cigarette Tax Increase |
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We are building momentum as more and more people agree that we need a counter-marketing effort to combat the never-ending tobacco company messages promoting smoking,
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| 3/20/1997 | Tobacco Company Turns State's Evidence; Admits That Industry Targeted Kids for Tobacco Sales |
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Connecticut Attorney General Richard Blumenthal today announced an agreement with a tobacco company that is "historic and precedent setting" in obtaining critical admissions
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| 3/6/1997 | Blumenthal Praises Committee for Approval of Anti-Smoking Education Plan |
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Attorney General Richard Blumenthal today praised a legislative committee for its overwhelming, bi-partisan support of a proposal to launch a massive anti-smoking education campaign
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| 2/26/1997 | Blumenthal Urges Retailers to Take Steps to Comply with New FDA Rule |
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Attorney General Richard Blumenthal today urged Connecticut retailers to take the steps necessary to comply with a new federal rule that requires businesses selling tobacco products to request identification for all purchasers who appear to be younger than 27 years old.
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| 1/27/1997 | Blumenthal Urges Establishment of Anti-Tobacco Education Fund |
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Attorney General Richard Blumenthal today lauded support from a coalition of health groups in calling for new laws to establish an education and counter-marketing program
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| 11/20/1997 | Blumenthal Seeks Power Service Improvements for Residents Plagued by Storm Outages |
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As the winter storm season begins, Attorney General Richard Blumenthal today is urging state utility regulators to order Connecticut Light and Power Co. to improve operations
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| 11/13/1997 | Blumenthal Urges DPUC to Remove Millstone Plants from Northeast Utilities' Rate Base to Relieve Ratepayers |
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Attorney General Richard Blumenthal today is urging state utility regulators to remove the three Millstone nuclear power plants from Northeast Utililties' (NU) rate base to reduce rates
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| 10/14/1997 | Federal Energy Regulatory Commissioner Hearings Regarding Mismanagement Of Connecticut Yankee Get Underway Today |
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Attorney General Richard Blumenthal today began the State's case against Connecticut Yankee's nuclear mismanagement to Washington in an effort to protect ratepayers from the expense of cleaning up the site.
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| 9/16/1997 | Statement - "Nuclear Management Nightmare" |
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What we have here is a nuclear management nightmare of Northeast Utilities' own making. The goal is no longer to decommission a nuclear power plant, but rather to
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| 7/1/1997 | State Reaches Settlement With California Long-Distance Company |
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A California-based long-distance telephone company that switched Connecticut consumers' long-distance service without their permission will pay nearly $56,000
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| 6/27/1997 | Blumenthal Hails DPUC Action to Block Northeast Utilities Effort To Get Consumers To Pay for Nuclear Outage Costs |
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Attorney General Richard Blumenthal today praised a decision by state utility regulators to reject Northeast Utilities' effort to get consumers to pay for up to $340 million in costs
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| 6/11/1997 | Blumenthal Criticizes NU's Veiled Attempt to Get Consumers to Pay for Mismanagement of Nuclear Plants |
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Attorney General Richard Blumenthal said today that a Northeast Utilities filing this week with state utility regulators could signal a reversal by the utility and a massive request for consumers to foot the bill
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| 5/21/1997 | Attorney General's Statement in Reaction to Senate Leadership's Decision Not to Pass Electric Deregulation Bill |
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"I am disappointed that this bill will not pass this year. Competition in the electric industry is critical for consumers and for Connecticut businesses that have for too long paid among the highest electric rates in the nation
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| 5/12/1997 | 29 Attorneys General Urge FTC to Adopt Tougher Pay-Per-Call Regulations |
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When a Norwich, Conn., woman saw an advertisement for a job to earn nearly $10 per hour, she called the New York telephone number in the advertisement, only to be referred to a number that began with area code 809
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| 5/6/1997 | Attorney General Urges DPUC to Give CL&P Customers Credits |
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Attorney General Richard Blumenthal today said Connecticut Light & Power customers should get credits on their electric bills this summer because they cannot count on reliable electric service.
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| 5/5/1997 | Blumenthal And Rocque Announce Lawsuit Against Safety-Kleen For Water Pollution And Hazardous Waste Violations |
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Attorney General Richard Blumenthal and Environmental Protection Commissioner Arthur J. Rocque, Jr. announced today they filed a lawsuit against Safety-Kleen Corporation for spilling hazardous waste into the Branford River
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| 2/27/1997 | Blumenthal Urges Competition for Electric Industry and Lower Rates for Consumers and Businesses |
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Attorney General Richard Blumenthal today urged legislators to adopt a sweeping plan to deregulate Connecticut's $3 billion electric industry and allow consumers and businesses to choose which company provides their electricity
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| 2/11/1997 | Attorney General Urges FCC to Allow Towns to Adopt Temporary Moratoria on Telecommunications Towers |
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Attorney General Richard Blumenthal is urging the Federal Communications Commission to continue to allow towns and cities to adopt temporary bans on the construction of towers for wireless communications services
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| 2/1/1997 | Electric Industry Competition will Increase Consumer Benefits |
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Even as our New England neighbors are embracing electric industry competition -- entering a new era of consumer benefits-- our state stands uncertainly at the threshold
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| 1/9/1997 | State Urges FCC to Reconsider Decision to Allow Private Pay Telephone Companies to Operate in Connecticut |
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Attorney General Richard Blumenthal and Department of Public Utility Control Chairman Reginald Smith today said the state has petitioned the Federal Communications Commission, urging regulators to reconsider last month's dec
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| 1/6/1997 | Federal Energy Regulatory Commission - Letter |
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Recently the owners of the Connecticut Yankee Atomic Power Plant in Haddam Neck, Connecticut voted to retire and decommission that nuclear facility prior to the expiration of its operating license
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| 1/6/1997 | Officials Urge Detailed Review of Proposed Closing of Connecticut Yankee Plant and Costs to Rate Payers |
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Attorney General Richard Blumenthal and Department of Public Utility Control Chairman Reginald Smith today urged federal energy officials to carefully consider the costs of shutting down the Connecticut Yankee nuclear plant
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