Filter Tip Deception Charge Protested By Tobacco Firms
Washington tobacco firms challenge a congressional finding that filter tip ads deceive the public. RJ Reynolds and Lorillard dispute figures from a March issue alleging filter tips offer more protection, citing independent research supporting their claims. The FTC plans a February meeting to standardize testing methods for tar and nicotine.
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Washington
Bowman Gray
RJ. Reynolds Tobatea Co
House Government Operations Subcommittee
I Magazine
Cray
P. Lorillard Co
Lewis Gruber
Kent
Hiveys
House
Tha
Federal Trade
FTC
Tong
Candidates Warned To Avoid Welfare Cuts In Oklahoma
Oklahoma govern or Raymond Gary says any candidate who backs cuts to welfare will not appear on the general election ballot. He argues government differs from business and notes public support for welfare, with more than 100000 affected and many relatives among recipients. He states reducing welfare payments is politically impossible.
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Oklahoma City
Raymond Gary
Gary
Oklahoma
What'll You Wave? Milwaukee Beer Spill
Jim Leberfinger's truck tipped over on West Pabst Street spilling 920 cases of Miller's beer Wednesday in Milwaukee Wisconsin.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Jim Leberfinger
West Pabst Street
Tragic Self Inflicted Gunshot Death In Lodi Home
Carlton Speare a 9 year old boy was found in his living room in Lodi Chait with a self inflicted gunshot wound the note Good bye Cindy You are my love indicates a troubled mood Cindy a horse reported recently Sheriff Coroner Carlos Souza confirmed the death appears self inflicted AP Wirephoto
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Tors
Carlton Speare
Lodi
Chait
Cindy
Richard
Carlton Ween
Carlton Sail
Carlos Souza
Convention Hall Bid Date Revealed
OKLAHOMA CITY P bids will be received March 5 by the state Planning and Resources Board on two similar convention halls at Lake Texoma Park and Lak Sequoiah Lodge. The board yesterday approved architect drawings for the 110000 hall at Texoma.
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Oklaioma City
State Planning and Resources Board
Lake Texoma Park
Lak Sequoyah Lodge
Texoma
Black market phonograph records praised by famed Russian composer
Renowned Russian composer Muradeli warned that a thriving black market in Moscow is selling homemade phonograph records of foreign and indecent songs. He criticized the Soviet record industry for a shortage of good classical and dance records and said the shortage is exploited by black marketeers. Muradeli did not specify where the jazz was recorded but suggested it may come from shortwave broadcasts.
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Moscow
Russia
Vano Muradeh
Muradeh
Muradeli
Youths Run Dinner to Pay Back Store Loot
In Seattle last night, hundreds of residents paid 75 cents or more to dine cooked by youths aided by families. The King Cobras group, linked to a November grocery theft, raised funds to reimburse the grocer of 100 dollars. Judge William G. Long placed the nine boys at the State Training School for Boys, suspended on good-citizen behavior, as the event netted more than the needed amount.
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Seattle
Wiliam G. Long
King Cobras
Treasury
Juvenile Court
State Department of Institutions
Thea
Deer and birds die at New York Zoo during cold snap
Seven deer and more than a dozen ducks pigeons and other birds died over seven days as cold snow and high winds battered Lac Bronx Zoo officials said The storm and cold have done more harm to animals in the zoo than any other winter in 25 years said curator William Bridges
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Zoo New York
Lac Bronx Zoo
William Bridges
The
Zoological Gardens
Continental seeks CAB approval to drop Bartlesville service
Continental Airlines asks the Civil Aeronautics Board to drop service to Bartlesville Oklahoma on the Denver Tulsa Kansas City route. The plan proposes feeder service to Bartlesville and nine Kansas towns allowing continued trunk line service to the three larger cities.
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Continental
Washington
Conlinen
Tal Airlines
Civil Aeronautics Board
Bartlesville
Okla
Denver-Tulsa-Kan
Sas
Kansas Towns
What the Sex Manuals Don’t Tell You
Reader's Digest offers guidance from a distinguished authority on achieving a happy marriage. The March issue promises practical advice for anxious husbands and worried wives, noting the book notes are inadequate and urging readers to pick up the March edition at newsstands.
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March Reader's Digest
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