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Spotlight on Fort Jameson

Date released

1962

Series name

Federal Spotlight

Issue no

167

NoS ID

351759

Story no

3 / 3

BFI synopsis: The tobacco industry at Fort Jameson. Depopulation of European tobacco farmers due to bad years. Some stay on - scenes on tobacco farms.

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Does Corporate Funding Corrupt Science? (2012)

Subject

Science

Video recording of a panel discussion held at Stanford University on 3/2/2012 organised by Wonderfest. Some 65% of all research and development in the U.S. is funded by private interests. History shows that...

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Tobacco substitute fails to catch on (1977)

Genre

Interview

A substitute for tobacco was launched to the general public, but failed to catch on. The reason as given here (by Tony Garrett, Chairman of Imperial Tobacco?) is that the Government made claims which took...

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Smokestop: the Smoking Debate, with FOREST, Operation Smokestop and the Wessex Regional Health Authority - nd [1984]

SMOKESTOP [Series RADIO VICTORY ARCHIVE] Programme broadcast on Radio Victory entitled Smokestop, which is a debate with interviews about smoking. Presented by MATT HOPPER. In - Music. - Guests: 1- STEPHEN...

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Herbert Bentley on NSM cigarettes (1977)

Genre

Interview

Interview with Dr. Herbert Bentley of Imperial Tobacco on new cigarettes containing substitute tobacco called NSM, he stops short of saying they are safer. Reporter not identified.

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Tobacco industry response to 1978 Budget (1978)

Genre

Interview

Unidentified male Imperial Tobacco spokesman(?) on Denis Healey’s 1978 Budget (11/04/78). He criticises the new surcharge on higher tar cigarettes (7p per pack of 20) as unnecessary and unjustified in the...

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Tobacco sponsorship of arts and sport (1982)

Genre

Interview

Interview with Roy Shaw, the Secretary General of the Arts Council, on the controversial sponsorship of the arts and sports industry by the tobacco industry. Female interviewer not identified (poss. Carol...

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Tobacco sponsorship of arts (1982)

Genre

Interview

Interview with arts minister Paul Channon, on an increase of sponsorship for the arts, and on the controversial funding by the tobacco industry. Female interviewer not identified (poss. Carol Allen?).

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York University smoking report (1995)

Genre

Interview

Interview with Dr. Stella Lowrie, British Medical Association, about a report from the University of York which says that quitting tobacco smoking is good for the economy. Comments on loss of jobs it would...

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Tobacco advertising banned on television (1991)

Genre

Interview

Interview with John Ritchie, the man behind the famous Hamlet Cigar advert, on the EC ban on television tobacco advertising. James Bays interviews.

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