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... feel that by and large the potential public benefits from [ such legislation ] can be very great indeed , and I ... strongly feel that this is a long overdue step in the right direction , and that the best way to reduce , if not ...
... feel that by and large the potential public benefits from [ such legislation ] can be very great indeed , and I ... strongly feel that this is a long overdue step in the right direction , and that the best way to reduce , if not ...
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... feel something has been done about the problem , when in effect nothing is being accomplished . Dr. Chafetz's response was similar to that of DISCUS . He said : There is also a major disadvantage to the indiscriminate use of warning ...
... feel something has been done about the problem , when in effect nothing is being accomplished . Dr. Chafetz's response was similar to that of DISCUS . He said : There is also a major disadvantage to the indiscriminate use of warning ...
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... feel no change in cigarette consumption would have occurred . . . . Combined with other information / education ... feeling that warning labels would be effective in raising public awareness relates to the experience of cigarette warning ...
... feel no change in cigarette consumption would have occurred . . . . Combined with other information / education ... feeling that warning labels would be effective in raising public awareness relates to the experience of cigarette warning ...
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... feel that the public awareness would increase as churches , schools and numerous associations and organizations begin to pick up on the theme . I see a generation that is now in grade school getting the benefit of repeated exposure to ...
... feel that the public awareness would increase as churches , schools and numerous associations and organizations begin to pick up on the theme . I see a generation that is now in grade school getting the benefit of repeated exposure to ...
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... feeling that funds required to implement such action would be better spent for public education . Since that time ... feel very strongly that any proposed labeling should include a specific mention of potential for causing birth ...
... feeling that funds required to implement such action would be better spent for public education . Since that time ... feel very strongly that any proposed labeling should include a specific mention of potential for causing birth ...
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1979 The Honorable 20510 Dear Senator Abuse and Alcoholism alcohol abuse alcohol by volume alcohol consumption alcohol content alcohol per volume alcohol problems alcoholic beverage containers alcoholic beverages Alcoholism and Drug amendment Association Baltimore BATF beer and wine behavior believe birth defects bottles Chairman cigarette Committee concerning Congress consumers Consumption of alcoholic Council on Alcoholism Dear Senator Riegle Director DISCUS distilled spirits Donald Riegle Donald W drinkers driving impairment Drug Abuse Eve Elliott evidence excessive Federal fetal alcohol syndrome fetus harmful health warning labels heavy drinking Honorable Donald June 12 labels on alcoholic liquor Maryland Medical Michigan moderate National NIAAA percent percentage of alcohol pregnancy pregnant women President prevention proposed questions raising public awareness response risk rotating system scientific Senate Washington Sincerely smoking studies Subcommittee on Alcoholism system of labeling U.S. Senate United States Senate warning labels wine containers
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Page 503 - who bath babbling? who bath wounds without cause? who bath redness of eyes, They that tarry long at the wine; they that go to seek mixed
Page 67 - food” means (1) articles used for food or drink for man or other animals, (2) chewing gum, and (3) articles used for components of any such article. (Sec.
Page 67 - For purposes of enforcement of this Act, records of any department or independent establishment in the executive branch of the Government shall be open to inspection by any official of the Department of Agriculture duly authorized by the Secretary to make such inspection. (Sec.
Page 25 - of alcohol during pregnancy may cause birth defects. Ruth E. Little, Sc. D., research assistant professor in the Department of Psychiatry and Behavioral Sciences at the University of Washington, wrote: I am writing to support the labeling of alcoholic beverages
Page 5 - B. Use music, language, gestures, or cartoon characters specifically associated with or directed toward those below the legal drinking age. C. Appear in children's or juveniles' magazines, newspapers, television programs, radio programs, or other media specifically oriented to persons below the legal drinking age.
Page 65 - mind: First, it must not weaken the existing laws; second, it must strengthen that law's protection of the consumer; and, third, it must impose on ‘honest industrial enterprise no hardship which is unnecessary or unjustified in the public
Page 72 - agencies such as the Food and Drug Administration and the Federal Trade Commission would prohibit its advertisement and sale. I can see little distinction between my hypothetical
Page 66 - and referred to the Committee on Commerce on January 6, 1937, the bill contained a definition of “food” which read as follows: The term “food” includes all substances and preparations used for, or entering into the composition of, food, drink, confectionery, chewing gum, or condiment for man or other animals. (Sec. 2(g), S. 5., reprinted in Dunn, Federal Food, Drug, and
Page 44 - to the Subcommittee on Alcoholism and Drug Abuse of the United States Senate Committee on Human Resources. Commissioner Donald Kennedy noted: While the Federal Alcohol Administration Act is directed at preventing fraud and deception through appropriate labeling and at revenue collection, FDA's statute is directed at both prevention of
Page 81 - THE POSTMASTER GENERAL WashIngton, DC 20260 JUL 9 1979 Honorable Donald W. Riegle, Jr. United States Senate Washington, DC 20510 Dear Senator Riegle: This is in response to your letter