Supreme Court allows union members to sue over investigations
The Supreme Court ruled that fat union members may sue in federal court to compel the Labor Department to examine union activities. The decision limits review to the department’s written reasons for not investigating, prohibiting full hearings. Attorney Joseph Rauh Jr. argued for a Pennsylvania steel worker.
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Safer cigarettes debated at New York parley
Opening sessions of the Third World Conference on Smoking and Health in New York discussed a “safer” cigarette using filters to cut tar and nicotine. Dr. Keith of Celanese Fibers Co. cited declines in unfiltered brands and rising filtered sales, while Dr. Cooper urged health education and warned that the cigarette kills many. Other notes covered teen smoking rates, quitting progress, proposed higher taxes, ad bans, and the ineffectiveness of prohibition.
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