Advertising and a Democratic Press Testimony: Alcohol Advertising, 1984 and undated

1). Binder clipped materials: Project Smart News. Stop Marketing Alcohol on Radio & Television
2). Three CSPI brochures
3). Copy of article: St. Louis Post Dispatch, Sun., Nov. 18, 1984, Commentary: “Ballyhooing Booze. Advertising is Creating a New Generation of Drinkers”
4). Copy: USA Today, “Beer, Wine Ads are Targeted for TV Ban,” Thursday, Nov. 15, 1984
5). Copy of article: The New York Times Business: “Advertising Bans Versus Free Speech”
6). Copy: Los Angeles Times: “For What it’s Worth: Foes Seek to Dry Up Ads for Beer and Wine,” S.J. Diamond, Monday, November 12, 1984
7). “Battle over TV Liquor Ads Turns into a War,” Rick Du Brow, Television Editor, Los Angeles Herald Examiner, November 7, 1984
8). Copy: “The General Assembly of Pennsylvania,” House Resolution No. 279. Session of 1984
9). Copy: News Release: “Project Smart Draws Industry Fire, Moves Forward,” October 28, 1984
10). Copy: News Release: “National Organizations Protest Ted Turner’s Liquor Ad Plans,” CSPI, October 23, 1984
11). Copy: News Release: “CSPI Lauds Drunk Driving Campaign as First Step”
12). Copy: Advertising Age, October 8, 1984, “Alcohol advertisers fear more U.S. control”
13). Copy: Advertising Age, “Ad ban talk jars beer meet”