early in January, 1967, and after mulling it over for some time the Commission, on Friday, June 2, 1967, ruled that its fairness doctrine did indeed apply to cigarette advertising on radio and television, and that broadcasters carrying cigarette commercials were under an obligation to provide a significant amount of time to citizens who wished to point out that smoking may be hazardous to the smokers health. Banzhaf had requested that the rebuttal time provided for anti-smoking information on the air be roughly proportionate to the entire amount of time being devoted to cigarette advertising on the air
Drumming up rampant fear about undocumented immigrants, Muslims, minorities, the poor
"Exercise interventions for smoking cessation"
There are the types who like to stay up all night and people like me who are a bit boring and want to go to sleep after the show
It had not spread, and I'm already back at work with a terrific prognosis." The journalist, who is married to former Federal Reserve Chairman Alan Greenspan, thanked early detection for the favorable outcome
