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Are public relations agencies selling out to rich, unsavory clients?

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Title: Are public relations agencies selling out to rich, unsavory clients?
Date: Tuesday, 20 August 1991
Publisher: Los Angeles Times (California)
Author: Bruce Horovitz
Main source: articles.latimes.com
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Tags: Bain & Lichtenstein • Bruce Horovitz • Hill & Knowlton • Los Angeles Times (California)

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Public relations superstar Frank Mankiewicz is only too happy to rattle off the rather murky international clients that his giant PR firm has received inquiries from—and rejected. "We turned down the government of Libya. We turned down the Contras. We turned down the government of Colombia," said Mankiewicz, now vice president at the Washington office of Hill & Knowlton and one-time architect of Sen. George McGovern's unsuccessful presidential campaign. "With international clients, we always look to see if their interests are ... [Read the rest at articles.latimes.com]