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Legislative Approaehes to a S'moke Free Society Appendix }:, Peter Hanauer Glenn Barr Stanton A. Glantz AMERICAN NONSMOKER:S' RIGHTS FOL?NDs1'T'IONI Berkeley, California

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V List of Appendices A. "A Study of'Public Attitudes Toward Cigarette Smoking and the Tobacco Itidkistry in, 1978."' The Roper Organization„ May, 1978;, prepared for the Tobacco ~ Institute B. "Proposition P: Anatomy of' a Nonsmokers' Rights Ordinance," Peter Hanauer. 1New York State Journat of Medicine, July, 1985 C': Charts of'Cali'fornia and national~ nonsmokers' rights laws D: "Bibliography on Involuntary Smoking," compiled by Stanton A. Glantz and Lydia Jensen E. 1986 Letter fiom Siargeon Generali C. Everett Koop to Americans for Nonsrnokers' Rights summarizing the health e$'ects ~ of second-hand smoke F. "Tobacco Smoke and the Nonsmoker" brochure G. Testimony in support of n+onsmokers''rights legislationi before the tJnited'. States Senate Siab• cmmmittee on Civil Serviee, Post Office and~ General Services of the Committee on Govern- mental Affalas,, September 30, 1985 • James L. Repace • Joseph A. Califano, Jr. • Alfred Munzer, M.D. • Stanton A. Glantz, Ph.D. • Bill Ross H. Indoor air pollution studies • Excerpts from "C1ean Your Room!! A Compendium on Indoor Pollution." California Department of Consumer Affairs, February, 1982 • Exeerpts from Indoor Polfutants,,National Academy Press; 1981 I. Letter of support for a nonsmokers' rights ordinance from the Greater Riverside (California) Chambers of Commerce J. Celebrities who have supported nonsmokers' rights 10' ~ 0 ~ co

vivi1 . Sacramento, 1984 • San,Francisco. 1982 V. Tobacco1 Institute legal opinion on constitutionality of nonsmokers' rights legislation W. "Smoking a the Workplace: Legal' Issues," Timothy J. Lowenburg. American Lung Associa tion; 1983 X. "Addiction Mortality in the United States, 1980: Tobacco; Alcohol, and Other Substances." R.T. Ravenholt,, Population and'Developrnent Review, December, 1984 . Y: "Economic Costs of Smoking: An Analysis of Data for the United States," Dorothy Rice. December 28, 1983 Z: Questions and Answers on Proposed lYonsmokers" Rights Legislation AA. "A Quantitative Estimate of Nonsmokers' Lung Cancer Risk from Passive Smking,"' Repace and Lowrey,, Environment Internataonal; April, 1985 BB. Brochures explaining how smoking pollution contro]' laws work • Oregon • San Jose • San Di+ego : . Fort Coll2ns CC. Sample brochure for businesses explaining, a voluntary workplace smoking program, and in- cluding a survey measuring the success of the program DD: Legal opinion on the right of'an employer to hire only nonsmokers, Tom Downs, September. 11, 1985. EE. Model Smoking, Pollution Control Ordinance FF. Sample smoking pollution control i ordinances • Los i Angeles • San Diego • San Francisco • Sacramento • Palo Alto: • Mountaih, View GG. Legal opinion on validity of clause in workplace smoking ordinance prohibiting ret!aliatib.n by employer against emplioyee for asserting rights under the law, Paul N. Dubrasich, October 18. 1984

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IM r'tODUC';'_O't2 This is the aixth bi'ennial nationa2 opir.ion su-vey we have condti:eted for The Tobacco Institute. Like all its predecessors it deals with public atti- tndies towards tl'u smokirag and health~ issue and attitudes towards both the to2iacco industry and government regulation of'it. Ia the more recent surveys in the series, a secoad focus of'the studies has beem oA the passive smokinq/non-=oke='s rights issues lhis survey updates all sajjor, tren& areas &,nd: breaks significant newgroun3 in the passive smok!ingi/r.on-smoker•s rights area. A complete description of the survey, aethodology, sample size, i.nter- vie+.*ing, dates, etc., as well as copies of the questionnaires used, may be found in the •Metho3ology~' section following: this~ •Itisalysis' section.

ix HH. Newspaper articles on success of nonsmokers' rights laws • Wall Street Journal, August 15, 1984 • Saeramento Bee, April 3, 1984 • Los Angeles Timies; May 13; 1'985 • Contra Costa Times, November 1'7, 1985 II. Letters~and testimony of enforcement officials and'channber of commerce officials attesting to the success of snnoking, pollution control ordinances • Cupertino • East Lansing, Michigan. • Minnesota • Pasadiena • 'Poway •: San Diegp • San Francisco • San Jose • Santee • West Hollywood (letter from City Councilinember quoting, chamber of commerce offi- cials) JJ. List of officials in California responsible for administering smoking pollution control laws. KK. Sample petition seeking passage of a nonslnokers" rights ~ law LL. Tobacco Institute testimony before the jJnited'~ States Senate Subcommittee on Civil Service. Post Office and' General Services of the Committee on~ Governmental Affairs, September 30. 1985 MM: Sample action letters to grass roots supporters • Pleasant Hill • San Francisco • Los Angeles (postcard) NN. Case study of Los Angeles workplace smoking ordinance, as reported by the Los Angeles press •"T..A. Councilman to Propose Anti-Smoking Ordinance," Los Angeles Times. July 8. 1983 ~ •"L.A.'s Gravy Train," Los Angeles Herald; Feb. 3, 1984 ~ • "City Panel' Studies No-Smoking Proposal,"' Los Angeles Daily Journal: Feb 16': 1984 Q 0 ~

; i k- A STUDY OF PU'BI-1iC ATTlTUDES TOWARD CIGARETTE SMOKING AND THE TOBACCO, INDUSTRY IN 1978 VOLUME' I MAY 1978 • 0 X oph Q ?*~IwS -RE Cfl''7 8U406 QR 6 A a_1

( vi' K. Data on smoking and fires • Known Causes of Residentiali Fires: National Figures for 1981. California, Fire Incident Reporting System • Known Causes of Residential Fires: California, Figures for 1981. California Fire Incident Reporting System L. "Tobacco Industry Conglomerates," Smoking and Health Reporter. July. 1984 M. Cost of smoking to lbusiness • Testimony of Professor Marvin Kristein before the United States Senate Subcommittee on Civil' Service„ Post Office and General Services of the Committee on Governmental Affairs, September 30, 1985 •"'hTiow Much Can Business Expect to: Profit From Smoking Cessation?" M. Kristein. Preventive Medicine, 1983 •"Wamted: Smoking Policies for the Work Place;" ML Kristein, Business and Health. I+dovember, 1984 • "A Smokefree WorkpIace,"' California Nonsmokers' Rights Foundation, 198'5. N'. Public opinion surveys on smoking restrictions • 1984 Cali'fornia Poll . 1983 National Gallup Polll • 1984 Galdup ;Monthly Report on Eating Out • 1985 Harris Poll • 1984 Michigan Survey • Summary of 1980 Minnesota Poll O. Editorials supporting nonsmokers' rights • Los Angeles Times, February 10~ 1985' • New York Times, April12„ 1980. • New York Times, January 2'1, 1981 • New York Times, February 11, 198G • Oakland Trib'une, September 20„ 1985. • San Jose Mercury; May 20, 1983 • Washington Post, November 22, 1985 P. Columnists supporting nonsmokers' rights • Ellen Goodman. August 6, 1985 (

n. 8 ob j'.ctivi in otlz opinion ia tu develop aut~ositativ+e ;nd credible eviGlence with - s.spect to the effecu of passive smc4cinq on the nor.-smcker "s heal th. The issue, •s' re sse it, is t#o lznqer' vhat the smoksz does to hi!mstlf, but vhat he dbes ta~ others. I