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NHTSA educates drivers about the perils of 'buzzed' driving

NEW YORK and WASHINGTON, DC: The Ad Council and National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) are extending their 20-year old “Friends Don’t Let Friends Drive Drunk” campaign with a new message, “Buzzed Driving is Drunk Driving.”

Dan Klores hires NBC veteran for crisis work

WASHINGTON: Dan Klores Communications (DKC) has hired former NBC News senior correspondent Fred Francis to handle crisis communications and enhance the firm’s presence here.

Army considers outreach on biometrics

WASHINGTON: The US Army is seeking preliminary feedback from firms that could provide PR support over a five-year contract period for the Pentagon’s rapidly expanding biometrics program. The contract could be worth between $5 million and $10 million during that period.

Liberal groups outspending conservatives on Alito awareness

WASHINGTON: Liberal groups are now spending more money than their conservative counterparts to protest the appointment of Supreme Court nominee Samuel Alito, whose confirmation hearings begin January 9.

Bush's immigration plan meets barriers

President Bush recently proposed a plan to "enhance homeland security through a comprehensive immigration reform program." It includes securing the US-Mexico border, preventing illegal crossings, and bolstering enforcement of immigration laws.

McKinney lands contract to promote voters' rights

WASHINGTON: McKinney & Associates has won a one-year contract from a coalition of civil rights groups to raise awareness about the need to bolster the Voting Rights Act (VRA) of 1965.

Anti-smoking group offers teens another dose of Truth

WASHINGTON: The American Legacy Foundation today will launch the next phase of its ongoing Truth campaign against youth smoking: Truth Found.

Liberal group presses Ohio politician

COLUMBUS, OH: The Campaign for America’s Future turned up the pressure on Rep. Bob Ney (R-OH) last week with a $30,000 ad campaign tying the congressman to four indicted Washington insiders.

US military's placement of paid stories draws debate

WASHINGTON: The US military's alleged combination of public affairs and psychological operations in the war on terror - including its use of independent PR firms - has become a heated topic in mainstream media and the subject of a potential congressional investigation.

Coughlin departs as comms leader in Gregoire's office

OLYMPIA, WA: Kerry Coughlin, communications director for Gov. Christine Gregoire (D-WA), is leaving after just five months on the job.

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