A couple of years ago when I was on vacation, I was with my friend Molly Hunter, and she had a studio
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
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A farm might make 10 times as much profit on 100 acres of tobacco as on 1,000 acres of corn. High input costs, labor costs, price fluctuations, an uncertain market, and the need for significant acreage are barriers to profitability