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Can Gov't Stop Kids' Smoking?
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- Author
- Murphy, D.J.
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- NEWS, NEWSPAPER ARTICLE
- Area
- SPEARS,ALEXANDER/OFFICE
- Alias
- 89278381/89278382
- Site
- G65
- Named Person
- Boddewyn, J.J.
- Brinkley, D.
- Califano, J.
- Clinton
- Johnston, L.D.
- Kessler, D.
- Surgeon General
- Named Organization
- Baruch College Ny
- Center on Addiction + Substance Abuse
- Centers for Disease Control
- Columbia Univ
- FDA, Food and Drug Administration
- Hhs, Dept of Health and Human Services
- Intl Journal of Advertising
- New England Journal of Medicine
- This Week with David Brinkley
- Univ of Mi
- Who, World Health Org
- American Enterprise
- Date Loaded
- 12 Feb 1999
- Document File
- 89278327/89278506/Briefing Book the Food and Drug
- Administration and Tobacco Regulation the Tobacco
- Institute 950900
- Master ID
- 89278328/8505
- 89278328-8505 Briefing Book the Food and Drug Administration and Tobacco Regulation
- 89278334-8336 Summary of Proposed FDA Regulations
- 89278337 Requirements for Commenting on Proposed FDA Regulations
- 89278338-8342 Department of Health and Human Services Food and Drug Administration 21 Cfr Parts 801, 803, 804, and 897 (Docket No. 95n-0253) Regulations Restricting Sale and Distribution of Cigarettes and Smokeless Tobacco Products to Protect Children and Adolescents
- 89278342A Department of Health and Human Services Food and Drug Administration (Docket No. 95n-0253j) Analysis Regarding the Food and Drug Administration's Jurisdiction Over Nicotine-Containing Cigarettes and Smokeless Tobacco Products
- 89278364 the Federal Tobacco Control Effort
- 89278367 State Tobacco Sales Restriction Laws 950900
- 89278374-8375 Daily Smoking Prevalence Among 12th Graders
- 89278380 An FDA Smoke Screen
- 89278383 Where There's Smoke
- 89278383A No Smoking at FDA
- 89278384 the President Versus Joe Camel
- 89278384A How to Fight Smoking
- 89278385 Nicotine Fit
- 89278386 Quit Regulating Our Lives
- 89278387 Tp Snuff Teens' Smoking
- 89278388 the Epidemic That Isn't
- 89278389-8390 Ban on Tobacco Ads Might Stall Auto Racing
- 89278391 Some Burning Questions About the Plan to Stop Teen-Age Smoking
- 89278392 Tobacco and Teens Clinton's Blowing Smoke
- 89278393 Clinton Preaching May Drive US to Anarchy
- 89278394 King Bill's Decree
- 89278395 Tackling Teen Smoking
- 89278395A Cut Back Kids' Smoking, Not the Rights of Adults
- 89278396 the Use and Abuse of Children
- 89278397 Cigarettes and Free Speech
- 89278397A Parents Should Teach Teens
- 89278398 If We Want to Curb Teen-Age Smoking, Here's What to Do
- 89278399-8401 FDA Draws First in Tobacco Wars
- 89278402 Advertisers Call Tobacco Proposal A Virtual Ban
- 89278403 Agencies Are Gearing Up to Fight Proposed Tobacco Regulations
- 89278404-8405 Ap Poll: Most Would Not Snuff Out Tobacco Advertising and Promotion
- 89278406 If We Want to Curb Teen-Age Smoking, Here's What to Do
- 89278407 Smoke Signals Teen Smoking Is Already Illegal
- 89278409-8447 Coyne Beahm, Inc. Plaintiffs, V. United States Food & Drug Administration and David A. Kessler, M.D., Commissioner of Food and Drugs, Defendants. First Amended Complaint for Dec Laratory and Injunctive Relief Civil Action, File Number 2 95cv00591
- 89278449-8475 United States Tobacco Company, Plaintiffs, V. Food and Drug Administration, and David A. Kessler, M.D., Commissioner O F Food and Drugs, Defendants. Complaint for Declaratory Jud Gement and Injunctive Relief
- 89278477-8479
- 89278480 News Release for Immediate Release
- 89278481-8483 Philip Morris U.S.A. Today Issued the Following Statement
- 89278484-8490 FDA Lawsuit Statement
- 89278491-8493 Tobacco Industry Files Suit Against Against FDA, Kessler
- 89278494-8497 Only Congress Can Change the Law to Give FDA the Authority to Regulate Cigarettes
- 89278498 Complaint Summary
- 89278500-8501 Advertising Industry Challenges FDA's Proposed Tobacco Advertising Restrictions As Violation of the First Amendment and Usurpation of Congressional Authority
- 89278502 A.N.A. Calls Administration Tobacco Proposal Blatantly Unconstitutional Censorship
- 89278503-8505 Statement by Harold A Shoup Executive Vice President American Association of Advertising Agencies
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INVESTOBS BIISIZIESS DAILY F>I<IDAY AUGUST 4, 1995
NATIONAL ISSUE
CAN GOV'T STOP KIDS' SMOKING?
Friends, Family More Helpfnl When KNCking Habit
by"a.s &uian Dancw-
Smokin' in the boys' rom
se= back in vogiu agatn.
A widely ripotted University of
Mie6ipn study noted a 30% jump in
making atttottg eiOt4-Qaden. It has
set off alann bells in Washington as
Pteeideat (hntoa's tam mulls a new
approach to tquluins tobaooo and
kids' aotaato it.
F.atier tAia wmaxt. Foo1d asd Deug
Adminiattatiom head Datid Kessler
said the FDA had the powa to replat"
tobaoera. And. weitiat in tite New
England Jounnl of Mediatte, Kesskr
said be hoped tdat youth making
would =o the way of smallpox aad
polio.~_.
His IoRy ;oai and the caetpaips to
follow Wcsly wlp fall short, thoug6:
Cioverttmmt eltortt to fi jht to0al ills
have had limited suocess at best. That
may espediUy be trtte of atteatpet to
shape teoa conduct. Dnokiag, having
iot and smoioal ate untonuaate, mod-
etn teen rites of pasrage
Long-teem tr+atd: in these ataa have
heeu downward. 8ut it is ttta+a oftat
friends and fatttily who aee rapoatiEiR
aot the gowromeot.
Consider taat deieldag. Federal ruira
forced stata to set a aniform legal age
of 21 in the midJOR md Washington
spends mota than S! billion a year on
akohol and subwnoe abua proaaau.
Yet in 1994 mote than half tbe higlt-
sdtool sanora reported uaa6 akohol
the prior mont6, the Departmeat of
Health and Hnam SetYima said.
As for dtnt tne, the Michigan andy
shows that among high-school sa+iora
surveped from thi elasw af 1991 aar
1994, the peranta=e who hd smoked
marijuana in the past 30 days rase from
13.8% to 19%.
For 10th-;radets. the usage rate I :nt
from 8.7% to 1 s.a'/. from 1991 to 1994.
EiBhth-graders led the groups surveyed
with a 144N. increafe.
. W ashington can't ntaks much pro-
;tess apinst teen sex, attter.
In this yar i budget, the White
House asked for more than S300 taillion
for family plammn` and venereal disase:
prosrams run by HHS, not including
AIDS spendin;. 77ut's up froat S22S
million in 1991.
Yet the Centers for Disean Cottttoi
eeports that rates of sexual iarneaurm
atnon>< nomarrwd 14. to 21-year-old
ntale: and feneala weee 62.7% and
5a.7y., respectivdy.
And the percentage of moms ueda
IS has held steady for the last decade at
just under 5%.
It is making that has. Washington
upset rigltt aow -this despitea drop io
neokin=actost dt a¢ Q+oups..
HHS says the paanta,e of smokers
aged 12 to 17 dropped from ooe in four
in 1974 to ono in 10 in 1993. Among
adults, smahers dropped from mots
tsau 37y. to 25y. over thesame titae.
Survey tanta thow that the pereent-
qs of kids with a ltslf-pack-a-day ltabit
hu dropped moie t6aa a point in the
las<decadeaswell.
Sti!!, the Uniressicy of Michigan
study doet show an uptick in the last
few yeaca.
For iastattoe, raatdteei found that
18.6% of eighth-graders bad at least
one agarette in the paor 311 rays, up
ftom 143% in 1991. Among bigh-
school semots. 31.2% said they had lit
up in the past month, up from 27.8/% in
199t.
Among eighth- and t0th-gtadai.
Michigtn nesat+dxes found roughly a
16y% tix in the number who smoke at
kafthalf aprdc a day.
. A Gafa,ar
othets harw said that apte:<e stno(t-
iag ia a iataw.y to Gtrther drug us&
Lloyd: D. Jotrnston~ who red tbe Uoirar
:q oE Miehipa's surray team, said
cipnette making and maqluana use.
"aae very bigltly correlated."
"'iflhat yott think about it." said:
Johiuton.. "in order to smoke man-
juao~a, yotm6ttas mttit lattt to take
imoks into their lunp, whidth is not a
noeaal behavior for any species CiP-
raa! smoking ptnvides emlleot ttain-
intjutt for that"
Sn the Michigan data may ovetstue
tbe hroblem. Many kids u+e not habitual
uat: L Many simpiy etpet9meat. - :
V1'lfat defttes a cattent smoker difien
bedran adults and children. A child is
so Ltbd.d when be has temolced ooe or
mora aatettes in tbe past 30 dsys.
Aduta, on the other hand, are smor
ee1< when they have tmoked 100 cip
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