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Tp Snuff Teens' Smoking
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- SPEARS,ALEXANDER/OFFICE
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- 89278387
- Document File
- 89278327/89278506/Briefing Book the Food and Drug
- Administration and Tobacco Regulation the Tobacco
- Institute 950900
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- NEWS, NEWSPAPER ARTICLE
- Litigation
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- EXTR, EXTRA
- MARG, MARGINALIA
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- FDA, Food and Drug Administration
- Author (Organization)
- Miami Herald
- Named Person
- Clinton
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- 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
- 89278381-8382 Can Gov't Stop Kids' Smoking?
- 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
- 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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back in
Thursday. hc outlined a platt to curb it.
In challcnging tobacco. Mr. Clinton
brushed aside coneerns voiced by politi-
=l advisers. They warned that it mcant
writing off much of thc South in 1996.
Yet Mr. Clinton's tobacco-related
problcm isn't Dolitic~ polls say that he
trails badly in the South aayway, so he
has littic left to lose there and much to
pin elscwhere. Mat Ameticaas-eveKt
adult smokcrs - agtee that kids should
be discouraged from using t~.baoco.
So what's the problem? Tbe plan itself
- thoulh not the part backing the FApd
d Dru Admini ' finding that
n~c ine taeets our aiteciz used to
classif~ a drug as addictive. T6at opens
c door to reso vinS iotne lon~fescesiAS
issues, and in thc ptopet forums.
For instancc, to the cxteat that aico-
tine's addic.~tiveness is a scientific quer
tion. it ouaht to be settled in the lab, not
To s~uff eens' smo
~
4 a- o
tbt political arena. To
bLC his
is Iaudable
the eatieat tbai its cias.
sif{qtioti raises ques-
tioas about the FDA's
teSal authority, they
cxught to be settled in
court. Indeed, the
tobacco industry is
ait+~sy gt,.
Nc~, tiss probkm ia the n..st oi thc plan
- wtat',t in it aad what't not. in partic-
ulat M,rictin; ade for a legal product
tuie..i vat;d First Amcndmeat issuca.
h:%=1vhile, forcial; tobacco compa-
aiea co sl)end S 150 million a year on an
anti~tmoicsu~ eampaya dic~ected at kids
is aiso sc~apect. Oa the other hand, hik-
ing tite federal tax on darettes - a pro-
poi;.i regrettably mif.ia from Mr. t;aia-
ton'.: plys - could k~ty bankroll such
amlupa~o. Moeeover, a tax hike bas
the sddOd tiatef'rt ot' detezriA` cigzrette
con.-Aemptioo by teenaFrs
Y et a tax Like reqtures congressional
ad63a, juid the industry wields such
clout on Gpitol Hill that Mr. Clinton's
tlawt:d plian may well have been shaped
by an uapieasaat rnality: In the war
awnst cWldtra'a smolciag, he'll have to
fi=ht vitii his hands tied.
