Smoking in movies still glamorizes tobacco use
An 30-year film review by UCSF researchers finds cigarettes common in top grossing films from 1960 to 1990. On screen smoking remains higher than real life, with heroes three times more likely to smoke than real role models, raising concerns about influence on youths.
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Ashington
Sirit
Bogie
Bacall
Medicine
University of California
San Francisco
Hollywood
Stan Glantz
Philip Morris
Tobacco Institute
Thomas Lauria
Glantz
New York City
American Journal of Public Health
Survey shows blacks fear crime more than whites
A Justice Department survey of about 60,000 households finds black families report neighborhood crime as a serious problem at nearly double the rate of white families, rising faster since the 1980s. Central-city blacks show especially high concern, with crime ranked as the top neighborhood worry.
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Michael J. Sniffen
Associated Press
Vashington
Justice Department
Department
Bureau of Justice Statistics
American Housing Survey
Department of Housing and Urban Development
Central Cities
Central City
Hifeali
Center-City
Central-City
The
Statistics Bureau
Pope says traditional family is universal natural right
Vatican City AP reports Pope John Paul I restated that traditional family structure is a natural right for all religions and cultures. He linked stability of marriage to future generations and opposed relativism and plans in the European Parliament to legalize homosexual marriage and adoption.
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Vatican City
John Paul I
European Parliament
Pontiff
Gay rights suit heads to court in Cincinnati
In Cincinnati a judge weighing a voter approved amendment banning anti-discrimination protections for gays and lesbians must decide if it violates rights to petition city government. U S District Judge S Arthur Spiegel oversees a non jury trial beginning today as city lawyers and the ballot coalition argue existing civil rights laws shield homosexuals from special protection.
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Cincinnati
U.S
S. Arthur Spiegel
Sta vi. I
Spiegel
Public notices seed sale and hearings June 1994
Notices include sale of abandoned 1869 International Truck plate 04213208H79-1387 at 325 S Chery Richmond KS. Also a July 11 1994 public hearing by Wellsville Planning Commission for special use permit at 414 Malin St Wellsville KS 7 00 p m. Also certificate of service and court hearing for estate matters in Franklin and Ottawa Kansas with case numbers 99PR33 and related heirs Martha A Chambers and Robert W Green with Ottawa attorney contact.
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International Truck
S. Chery
Richmond
Walleville
Block
Wellsville
Franklin County
Kansas
Jack Carrow
Ottawa
State of
Township
Range
Martha A. Chambers
Elva Birdean Clark
Joseph Robert Clark
Big Gen
Robert W. Green
West Second
P.O. Box
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St. Peter's Square
Doug
Bank IV Employee Financial Services
Bank IV
Kansas, N.A
South
Hickory
Kanata
Bennett & Dillon
L. Bennett, Jr
Mark J. Bennett, Jr
Topeka
Fie
Mer
United States
Wendell Batts Frieden
Haynes & Forbes
P.O
District Court of
37Th Street
Frankin County
Morton Buildings, Inc
Plainsitf
Mary Whipple
Joseph R. Clark
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