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California / Anti-Smoking Campaign #340958

CBS Evening News for Thursday, Jan 23, 1992
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(Studio: Connie Chung) Report introduced.

(Los Angeles: Ron Allen) Governor Pete Wilson's plan to shift funding from California's anti-smoking campaign to health care featured; excerpts shown from California anti-smoking ads. [WOMAN, MAN - comment on ads.] [American Lung Association Dr. Spencer KOERNER - says voters wanted tobacco education.] [California director of health services Molly COYE - talks about budget.] Study on number of Californians giving up smoking cited. [Teacher Lisa THLICK - talks about kids hooked on cigarettes.]

Reporter(s):
Allen, Ron;
Chung, Connie
Duration:
00:02:10

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