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Press Telegram

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

Apr 23, 1975

Page

7

Ban on sexy cigarette ads urged by critic in Sacramento

Independent cigarette critic John Banzhaf urged a nationwide ban on sexy smoking ads. He said ads dehumanize tobacco products and proposed tombstone style notices. He plans to press the FTC to restrict printed ads, billboards, premiums, and disclosures on nicotine content while noting smoking costs to health and insurers.

Ron Roach Sacramento U.S John Banzhaf Banzhaf Sinoking & Health ASH Wall Street Journal FTC Congress Nebway Schick Centers Modesto Alex Reuss Schick Laboratories Chuck Connors Connors America

Proxmire attacked for ridiculing science at NSF

National Academy of Sciences president Philip Handler condemned Sen. William Proxmire for ridiculing National Science Foundation research. He warned that a House vote demanding congressional approval of all NSF grants is a step backward toward authoritarian control and endangers the peer review system. The piece also covers a separate Los Angeles suit accusing Gov. Brown of denying home care to thousands of disabled, seeking injunctions to fund homemaker services, and notes the academy’s defense of social science research.

Sen. Proxmire Handler Los Angeles Gov. Brown Tate Proxmire NSE Science Foundation Proamire Academy

Supreme Court weighs topless dancing federalism issue

Washington AP report on oral arguments over a North Hempstead topless dancing ban. Justice Brennan questions materiality of ruling while New York lawyer Kassner argues the ordinance, restricting dancers with bare breasts, infringes free expression. Procedural focus centers on whether federal courts may hear complaints with pending state charges.

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

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