The German's death on New Year's Day escaped public notice for three weeks and elicited no comment from the government.
The new office showed encouraging initiative this week when it released a report that would have been buried from public notice under the old way of doing business.
The governor has really been out of bounds with a sneak attack in the middle of the night without any public notice, without any input from many hundreds of thousands of Wisconsinites who have expressed their views.
Matthew Fletcher had in 1789 been employed as a technical advisor and had surveyed the route of the proposed canal, but the first public notice came from Manchester on 4 September 1790.
In February , 1969 the Federal Communications Commission issued public notice that it intended to propose a ruling to ban cigarette advertising from all radio and television broadcasts.
"In late 2000, Russia served public notice that it again intended to pursue major arms sales with Iran, despite objections from the United States," the report states.
Give public notice of the minor's potential name change.
Give public notice of your potential name change.
"As so often happens with the airport, something is being done beneath public notice," he said from Paris, where he has been living this year.
His death, on March 16, came to horrific public notice when videotape from a police surveillance camera that had captured the event was posted on a Web site devoted to violence and pornography.
Most newspapers have a direct line for public notice publications.
