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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Nov 10, 1986

Page

3

Campaign Ads Highlight Need For Change In Spending Rules

Senators David Boren and Paul Simon push reform plans as TV ads flood the 1990 election with spending. Boren cites “totally out of control” campaigns and endorses bills to curb PAC contributions and introduce public financing. Analyses show California and South Dakota races featured heavy spending with millions in TV time.

Washington Sen David Boren Congress Boren Paul Simon D-Il Senate California Alan Cranston South Dakota Tom Daschle James Abdnor Larry McCarthy Abdnor

Poll Says Limit Smoking Not The Ads

A New York AP report shows 62 percent favor allowing cigarette ads while 64 percent in AMA poll support a ban. The Tobacco Institute argues the AMA study was biased. The Tobacco Free Young America coalition notes broad support for no smoking areas and workplace restrictions. The Lieberman Research poll surveyed 1,025 adults across 48 states by telephone between June 26 and July 10.

New York American Medical Association Tute Scott Stapf AMA American Cancer Society American Heart Association American Lung Association Medical Association Stapf Kenneth Warner University of Michigan Coalition Tobacco Free Young America”’ Coalition Lieberman Research Inc

Textile Lobbyists Spent $3.2 Million in Campaigns

A coalition of textile and apparel interests spent over $3.2 million lobbying the 99th Congress to curb imports. The effort, one of the era’s costliest Capitol Hill campaigns, ended in defeat when Reagan veto override failed. 1985 filings show $2 million spent in 1985 and $1.2 million later in 1986 on PR, consultants, and lawyers.

Washington Coalition of Textile and Apparel Management and Labor 99Th Congress Capitol Hill House Reagan Con Nomic Congress Gregg Jack McDonald Michigan

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