Why Clinton smoking plan won't work FINAL Edition

Under the complex rules President Clinton proposed last week to stop youths from smoking, Time magazine will be able to continue to print color ads for [Joe] Camel cigarettes. Sports Illustrated won't. Newsweek will be able to continue to print color ads showing the Marlboro Man. Rolling Stone...

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Published inUSA today (Arlington, Va.)
Main Author Gartner, Michael
Format Newspaper Article
LanguageEnglish
Published McLean, Va USA Today, a division of Gannett Satellite Information Network, Inc 27.08.1996
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Summary:Under the complex rules President Clinton proposed last week to stop youths from smoking, Time magazine will be able to continue to print color ads for [Joe] Camel cigarettes. Sports Illustrated won't. Newsweek will be able to continue to print color ads showing the Marlboro Man. Rolling Stone won't. A T-shirt shop will be able to make and sell a shirt touting Virginia Slims (the way I read the rules). But no tobacco company will be able to sell you one or give you one. You can buy a vanity plate for your car that says KOOL or WINSTON, but you cannot put those brand names anywhere on your race car.
ISSN:0734-7456