Public backs moderate campaign reform in Harris survey
Harris survey finds 89 to 7 percent agree spending on high office campaigns is excessive, 91 percent call national elections spending a serious problem. Voters favor naming contributors of 100 dollars or more and a 3000 dollar cap, while opposing a 10 dollar ceiling and federal funding. Public supports more moderate, not drastic, reforms and opposes equal time repeal.
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Carlton Cigarette Tar Lead In 1973 Report Findings
Government tests since 1967 show Carlton lowest in tar among regular and menthol brands. February 1973 report lists Carlton at 3 mg tar, with Carlton Menthol also at 3 mg tar, the lowest among listed brands. Surgeon General warns smoking is dangerous to health.
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