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This paper presents a sample press release from a prosecutor attorney office to the press and public regarding the case of a man who was not prosecuted for a crime he committed. He was not prosecuted because the search of his residence was deemed improper therefore the judge suppressed all evidence found in the search and the victim could not identify the assailant. Many points of court and law are discussed.

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This is a press release by Feelgud Pharmaceuticals discussing the recent spate of adverse reactions to its product Headache Gone.

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"Feelgud Pharmaceutical reports that it is conducting a massive recall of its product Headache Gone following complaints by people of vomiting, diarrhea, panic attacks, shortness of breath, tingling in the limbs and dizziness. Although the product was tested extensively for a year on both rodents and humans and found to have no adverse side effects, Feelgud is acting aggressively to ensure public safety by pulling the product from all store shelves nationwide and urging the public not to consume it. Feelgud has been in business..."

Tags:Feelgud, PR, drug, pharmaceutical, press release, Headache Gone

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This paper presents, in the form of a press release, a tribute to the life of Senator Robert Bryan. It describes his hopes and dreams and what he aimed to achieve while in office. The press release describes the obstacles that Senator Bryan faced while in office and how he overcame them to best relieve poverty, hunger and despair in this world.

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"But these obstacles never discouraged Bryan, they always motivated him to work even harder. His tireless determination and devotion to the tasks he undertook is his greatest legacy, and the millions of people around the world who mourn his passing are taking solace and comfort in the knowledge that if they summon the same determination and devotion, no obstacles will be impossible to overcome."
"As a physician, a distinguished United States senator, and as the Director of the United Nations Famine Relief Program, Robert Bryan was foremost in the ranks of the healers of this world. He wanted to make a difference, and he did. He wanted to be able some day to look back upon his life and know he had done his best to relieve poverty, hunger, and despair in this world. Today, as America and the world look back on his life and pay solemn tribute to a life devoted to others in need, he is being honored as a man who did indeed make a difference."

Tags:mourning, devotion, politics

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The objective of this document is to provide the internet service provider with a negative publicity package. The package contains a letter to the customers, a letter to the civil liberties association, a press release, an open letter to the newspapers, a script to the staff of the internet service provider, a communications package, a briefing to the management of the internet service provider and a diagram and description of the role of an internet service provider.

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COMMUNICATION STUDIES ABSTRACT The objective of this document is to provide the internet service provider with a negative publicity package. The package contains a letter to the customers, a letter to the civil liberties association, a press release, an open letter to the newspapers, a script to the staff of the internet service provider, a communications package, a briefing to the management of the internet service provider and a diagram and description of the role of an internet service provider. INTRODUCTION

Tags:parental, control, negative

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The paper relates that in this news story, the press is trying to get the government to do more. The article reports on a release of chemicals into the environment and notes that the science discussed in the report is accurate. The character and place names are drawn from "The Great Gatsby."

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"In a serious environmental incident occurring today, sulfuric acid was released into the Carraway River eight miles south of Faye City. The release occurred as a result of an industrial accident at the Gatsby Sand and Gravel Plant, formerly Ministry Gravel Production Facility # 16. According to plant safety manager, Thomas Buchanan, some 5,000 gallons of sulfuric acid was released, most of it flowing into the river where it runs by the facility. The incident was immediately reported to both the Ministry of Health and the Ministry of Information, to ensure that the public is aware of the..."

Tags:environment, press, regime

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This paper examines the issue of aviation security following the terrorist attacks on September 11, 2001. Two communications in the form of press releases from the US Government Accountability Office (GAO) are examined and analyzed to show that aviation security after September 11, 2001 has significantly improved and changed, following the necessary policies that have been put in place. The paper identifies and outlines the changes that have been put in place and provides an objective analysis of the new policy changes after September 11, 2001, so as to use the content analysis to test the hypothesis surrounding aviation security. The paper includes a table showing examples of direct and indirect economic losses from September 11, and a pie chart using content analysis to identify trends regarding the weaknesses of aviation security.

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"Aviation security relies heavily on the skill and expertise of personnel. The FAA and aviation industry have realized that there needs to be a reevaluation of airport personnel with specific focus on improving workers aptitudes, increased training, minimize turnover, and better wages GAO, 2006, 1). Dillingham stated that the FAA was implementing a number of actions and plans that addressed these issues directly; they included the development of an integrated action plan, certification programs which enhance training, and the use of machinery to help increase productivity. Most of these activities have post September 11 implementation dates. TSA training has also increased and changed form after September 11. Major elements of the change include forty (40) hours of classroom instruction and sixty (60) hours of on-the-job training, annual proficiency review of screeners, and establishing a basic screener training program, (Berrick, 2006, p 5). Again, these policy changes support the hypothesis being examined."

Tags:airport, planning, 9/11, terror, terrorism, threat, management, transportation, air, travel

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The paper presents a press release that asserts that the millions of people who are mourning his passing know that Senator Robert Bryan was not afraid of challenges, for he understood that challenges offer the surest road to growth, maturity, and fulfillment. The report goes on to relate that he firmly believed that those of us to whom much has been given, much is expected, and, he knew this is especially true for public servants, for they are in a position to provide help to those in dire need.

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"The millions of people who are mourning his passing today know that Senator Robert Bryan was not afraid of challenges, for he understood that challenges offer the surest road to growth, maturity, and fulfillment. He firmly believed that those of us to whom much has been given, much is expected. He knew this is especially true for public servants, for they are in a position to provide help to those in dire need, particularly people living in poverty and famine stricken countries."

Tags:press, release, information

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The paper discusses the strategy to be taken in promulgating Canteen Vending Services' diversity awareness program within the organization. The paper describes how the intent of the media relations campaign is to heighten the general public's awareness of Canteen Vending Services' unique diversity program and to stress that the company is a forward looking enterprise. The strategy consists of a themed press release, a media distribution list, a plan for a media kit and a research strategy.

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"Canteen Vending Services' (CVS) media relations strategy consists of a common message supported by several imperatives related to dissemination of that message. The result is a comprehensive company message that is centered on CVS' diversity awareness program and how the company utilizes this program to create differentiation and competitive advantage in its marketplace."

Tags:diversity, media, plan

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This paper studies the tumultuous relationship between President John F. Kennedy and Canadian Prime Minister John G. Diefenbaker during their mutual years in power between 1960 and 1963. The paper demonstrates how the animosity between them made this period the lowest point in U.S.-Canadian relations since the War of 1812. The paper analyzes the complex issues that were the foundations for their personal disdain of each other: (1) Diefenbaker was an old-fashioned prairie populist with a deep distrust of Americans and Kennedy personified the wealthy American establishment; (2) The two had fundamental differences over the handling of key events during their times in office, including a 1961 meeting in Ottawa, trade policy, the debate on nuclear arms, the Cuban Missile Crisis and a disastrous Sate Department Press release. After a detailed analysis of these issues, the paper concludes that their differences were irreconcilable and their clash inevitable.

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"Diefenbaker was born in Neustadt, Ontario on September 18, 1895 and moved first to Fort Calton in the North West Territories in 1903 and then to Saskachewan in 1910 while Kennedy was born in Brookline, Mass. on May 29, 1917, with a silver spoon in his mouth. Diefenbaker's studies at the University of Saskachewan were interrupted by World War I where he was injured in training camp. After attending Harvard University, Kennedy became a war hero in World War II, winning the Purple Heart and the Navy and Marine Corps Medal for bravery. Diefenbaker, after deciding that his future lay in politics rather than law, began a slow rise in the government, losing several times municipally, provincially and federally. Kennedy however, began his political career in 1946 by being elected to Congress in 1947 and to the Senate in 1952, both by landslide victories. Diefenbaker was nominated as the Conservative party leader in 1956 and became Canada's thirteenth Prime Minister in 1957 while Kennedy defeated Nixon in the 1960 election to become America's thirty-fifth President. A motion of non-confidence was eventually passed on Diefenbaker's government by the Liberals in 1963, and Diefenbaker resigned on April 22, quietly dying on August 16, 1979. Kennedy's end as President was more dramatic; he was assassinated in Dallas on November 22, 1963, shocking the world and creating much controversy and speculation."

Tags:prairie, populist, ottawa, trade, policy, nuclear, arms, cuban, missile, crisis, camelot, canada, presidency

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This paper discusses a recent press release from Sears Holdings Corporation regarding the new acceptance of Sears Credit in all Kmart locations. The paper discusses the Sears credit card program as one of the most successful credit programs in retailing and how it will effect Kmart. The paper also analyzes Target Corporation's credit card program in comparison for a more complete analysis of this recent announcement.

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"Sears Holdings--Sear and Kmart Sears Holdings Press Release Sears Holdings, the parent corporation of Sears and Kmart, recently announced it is further integrating the operations of both these major retail entities by making the Sears credit card available for use interchangeably at Kmart locations (Sears 2005). The Kmart-Sears merger which was first announced in November of 2004 and completed in the first quarter of 2005, shocked the retail industry both for its breadth and for the extremely diverse nature of the companies involved. Sears has long been a staid member of the department store club with such a long history and several rock solid brands, such as Craftsman and Kenmore that analysts first doubted could be successful."

Tags:sears, target, credit