50 Percent Jump in Cigarette Ads Blasted
The American Cancer Society told the House Commerce Committee that tobacco advertising has risen 50 percent since 1964 to about 300 million dollars a year. Doctors Williams and Baker urged stronger warnings or a ban on broadcast ads, calling cigarettes merchants of death and noting lung cancer risk.
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GOP Solons Oppose Impact Cutback Effort in Education Aid
Republican lawmakers from California oppose the White House plan to cut federal impact aid for schools. California districts receive about 75 million annually, with proposals to limit aid to children of workers on federal property. Some GOP members back a shrinking income ceiling for eligibility and a future-year payment ban, while opposition grows to extending credits for families in federally supported housing.
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