Cigarette Ads Face Senate Test Over Antitrust Rule
In Washington, Senate Commerce Committee debates a plan by tobacco firms to halt all TV and radio cigarette ads next September. Sen. Hart signals possible opposition to an antitrust exemption sought by Moss, while NAB and the Tobacco Institute argue their cases. Moss pushes for the amendment, saying cigarettes ads should end, while Hart questions using antitrust laws for public health. The FTC study notes high ad exposure across ages.
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Golda Meir Moves to Form Coalition After Narrow Victory
Prime Minister Golda Meir begins assembling a new coalition after Labor's loss of five seats in the 120 member Knesset. Gahal gains five seats to 27, signaling continued push for a tougher stance on Arab areas. Analysts see striving for a unity government amid a fragmented field of 16 parties.
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