Seagram Ad Ban Reversal Triggers Political Funds Shift
Washington reports that liquor distiller Joseph E. Seagram & Sons abandoned a 60 year voluntary ban on broadcast political advertising. The company contributed nearly 1.6 million dollars to soften potential backlash and influence political spending dynamics.
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Air death toll in 1996 breaks global record
The New York Times says 1,187 passengers died on commercial jets in 1996, surpassing the 1985 record though including the 230 victims of TWA Flight 800. Rates vary by region with Africa highest and North America lowest, while flying remains safer overall than other travel modes.
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