Philip Morris
'enough Is Enough' Usa : Tobacco Lobby Reacts
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- Frojdeveaux, C.
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- Koop, C.E.
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- 2500103967-3968 Boca Raton Plan: Status Report for the Period Ending 890131
- 2500103969-4056 Boca Raton Action Plan: Status Report Period Ending: 891131
- 2500104057 Appendix F
- 2500104058-4076 Appendix F the E.T.S. Battle the 890000 Programs for Balancing the Beliefs
- 2500104077 Appendix G
- 2500104078-4083 Appendix G Ets Marketing
- 2500104084 Appendix H
- 2500104085-4087 New War Cry Against Smoking in the United States Enough Is Enough, Reply the Producers Appendix H
- 2500104088 Nouveau Cri De Guerre Contre La Fumee Aux Etats-Unis Cela Suffit, Repliquent Les Producteurs
- 2500104089-4091 the Smoking Habit Persists in Spite of the Warnings
- 2500104092 El Habito De Fumar No Cede A Pesar De Las Advertencias
- 2500104093-4094 Women, the Poor and the Young Smoke in the U.S.A.
- 2500104095 Naiset, Koyhat Ja Nuoret Tupakoivat Usa:Ssa
- 2500104097 Genug Ist Genug
- 2500104098 Tabakindustrie Geht in Dle Offensive
- 2500104099 US - Tabakindustrie in Der Offensive
- 2500104100 Genug Ist Genug
- 2500104101 Trop C'est Trop
- 2500104102 Telefax Transmission Cover
- 2500104103-4104 Anti-Smokers Are Attacked by the Tobacco Industry
- 2500104105 Anti-Rygere Angribes Af Tobaksindustri
- 2500104106 Smoking Bans Not Supported
- 2500104107-4109 Interview with Gary Miller, US Tobacco Institute Assistant President, Regarding the Institute's Campaign Which Claims Smokers Are Victims of Harassment and Discrimination
- 2500104110 Appendix I
- 2500104111-4121
- 2500104122 Appendix J
- 2500104123-4124 Appendix J Boca Raton - Follow Up
- 2500104125 Appendix K
- 2500104126 Appendix K International Smokers' Survey: Status Report
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"ENOUGH IS ENUUGH"
USA : TOBACCO LOBBY RF.ACTS
The tobacco Lcjbby has taken a long time to reply to the upen-war staged hy
many Atnerican ent_}ties, and notably the all-potent Federal Drug
Administration, the Heaith Department, and Surgeon General Dr. Everett Koop.
To a certain extent, people are wondering here if this reaction is not
cominq too late.
The Tc>bacco Institute just released the result off a survey made 2 months ago
with a population segment composed by 1/3 smokers and the rest non-smokers.
This pole quite clearly shows that a majority of the Aulerican public does
nnt wn1 rnme ntt i ttlriPq anri hahnni nr nf tho ant i.emokinrJ olomonte, which a ro
qualified as "discriminatory and excessive".
Seizing upon this, the tobacco lobby felt inclined to stage a vast
counter-offensive : "Enough is enough" is the motto from the TI who bought
entire pages in the country's most important newspapers in order to cry out
against the anti-smokers' hypocrisy, the harassment they inflict upon
smokers, the excessive legislation fueled by the antis, discrimination,
censorship and the fiscal unfairness of regressive taxation inflicted upon
all smokers.
This ad campaign iff relatively smart by the way, for its message does not
tackle the medical aspects of smoking, and is only concerned about
criticizing anti-smoking zealots. In America, home country of fundamental
liberties, this message strikes a sensitive cord.
The only surprise emanates from the TI's willingness to answer foreign
correspondents' questions : up until now these pcopl.e were never granted
interviews by the TI. Thanks to manufacturers' pressure - notably that of
PM - the TI has now changed its position regarding US-based foreign
correspondents.
Ali thi: because Mr. Koop's ideas were crossing the Atlantic d little to
easil y.
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