The best the broadcasters could get from the Committee on this point, though, was a concession in the form of an amendment that would make the ban on cigarette commercials effective not by September of 1970, as the tobacco people had proposed, but by January 1, 1971the idea being to let the broadcasters have the benefit of a final shower of cash from the cigarette revenues generated by the fall football season
In any event, the magazines accepting cigarette ads (and only a few magazines, including Readers Digest, Good Housekeeping, and The New Yorker, do not accept them) have been enjoying the cigarette companies business as heartily as has the Times
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