N&O Index Card

Subject/Name: Smoking

Article(s) Referenced In:

1. New plan for tobacco advanced - Ja 18 85 1
2. As tobacco's hour of decision nears, season's routine comes to standstill - Ja 27 85 1
3. 19 in Congress press leaf firms with Rose letter - Fe 6 85 4C
4. Farmland value drops as leaf program questioned - Fe 10 85 31A
5. Tobacco caught in ideological crossfire - Fe 15 85 4A
6. Loss of (tobacco) program would ruin economy, officials say - Fe 17 85 41A
7. Tobacco needs may be catalyst for broad agriculture aid - Mr 3 85 36A
8. Tobacco remains highly profitable - Mr 19 85 1D
9. Leaf program woes reach far across N.C. economy - Mr 31 85 1
10. Owners of allotments first to feel changes - Mr 31 85 27A
11. Predictions of life after deregulation differ sharply - Mr 31 85 27A
12. What the terms mean, and how the tobacco program works - Mr 31 85 27A
13. Farmers deserting troubled tobacco - Ap 1 85 1
14. Land value may fall if leaf quota ends - Ap 2 85 1C
15. As tobacco goes, so goes state politics - Ap 5 85 4A
16. Under the dome: Legislators pressure cigarette companies (to buy surplus tobacco) - Ap 8 85 1
17. Tobacco buy-out deal unchanged - Ap 13 85 1C
18. Leaf support loss would hurt land, tax base, Blalock says - My 13 85 7B
19. Chances even that proposed buy-out could affect '85 crop, official says - Jn 1 85 1C
20. Senators want tests on imported tobacco - Jn 22 85 22C
21. 'Intellectuals' are trying to split tobacco industry, official says - Jy 6 85 10A
22. Transfer provision in bill called unfair - Jy 7 85 32A
23. Bill on tobacco assessment deduction enacted - Jy 12 85 8A
24. Tobacco auction season brings sleepy towns to life - Jy 21 85 8-11
25. Tobacco: smoked, chewed, assailed - Jy 21 85 6-11
26. Cyrus says tobacco facing toughest threat in 50 years - Jy 28 85 14A
27. Percentage of tobacco going to Stabilization down from '84 - Au 3 85 1C
28. Farmers, seed experts at odds over leaf disease - Au 29 85 31A
29. N.C. officials urge unity on tobacco - Se 7 85 1
30. Aquaculture is alternative to tobacco - Se 17 85 5D
31. Editorial: Tobacco unity elusive - Se 17 85 12A
32. Unity eludes farm leaders seeking accord on tobacco - Se 26 85 1C
33. Stabilization pressing sales in hopes of reducing surplus - No 11 85 8A
34. Diseases led to $66.7 million leaf loss - No 12 85 1C
35. Disease cost leaf farmers 7 percent of crop value, plant pathologist says - No 18 85 8A
36. Martin tries to bring tobacco forces together - No 19 85 4C
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