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Newspaper

Independent

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

Apr 23, 1975

Page

14

Ban on sexy smoker ads urged by ASH critic in Sacramento

John Banzhaf of Action on Smoking and Health called for a FTC crackdown on cigarette advertising including banning sexy imagery and billboard ads. He proposed tighter disclosures of tar and nicotine, and banned premiums while noting health costs from smoking reach 10 to 13 billion dollars annually.

Sacramento U.S John Banzhaf Banzhaf Action On Smoking & Health ASH Wall Street Journal The Federal Trade Commission FTC Congress Schick Centers Modesto Alex Reuss Schick Laboratories Chuck Connors Reuss America

Academy chief rails at Proxmire attacks on NSF research

Dr. Philip Handler, president of the National Academy of Sciences, challenged Sen. William Proxmire’s criticisms of NSF grants at the academy meeting. He warned that funding scrutiny and titles can mislead and urged defense of social science research as essential to truth and society. A separate Los Angeles suit accuses Gov. Brown of neglecting home care for thousands of disabled, seeking injunction to secure funding for homemaker aides.

Washington UPS National Academy of Sciences William Proxmire D-Wis National Science Foundation Philip Handler Academy House of Representatives Wete NSF Sen. Proxmire Handler Los Angeles Gov. Brown Tate

Supreme Court tackles topless dancing federalism issue

The justices debated whether a North Hempstead New York topless dancing ordinance violates free expression while considering whether a federal judge erred in hearing the case given pending state charges. The procedural question stems from a 1970 ruling limiting suits when charges exist in state court.

Washington Supreme Court New York Herbert Kassner North Hempstead N.Y William Brennan Jr Brennan Kassner Danc Ing Bar

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