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...reporters beforehand, and during the speech. Clark was somewhat patient, somewhat ironical: now fingering a Marlboro, now complaining of the television light. An old warrior returned...
...Rolling Hills, CA 91 Bill Ross DE 6-4 210 Se. New Sanyrna Bch., FL 71 Joe Rayan OT 6-2 265 Se. Bresklyn, NY 37 Will Salesby RB 5-11 175 Sr. Cos Cob, CT 44 Paul Sharon FB 5-11 195 Sr. Marlboro, MA 20 Chunk Sharon SE 5-11 160 Se. Waterlee, IA 18 K.C. Smith ADJ 6-2 196 Se. Doorfield, MA 8 Rob Steimberg P-PK 5-10 175 Se. Los Angeles, CA 25 Ken Tarcry CB 6-0 175 Se. Mercer, PA 68 Ben Thie OG 5-11 230 Jr. Carmmoders, CA 38 Craing...
...sturdy team just three years ago, Houston recalls the spark of its demolition as the 1980 firing of Country Coach Bum Phillips, whose fame, in the opinion of Owner Bud Adams, had become excessive. When the prairie was in fashion, Phillips was both Will Rogers and the Marlboro man come to life. On every other billboard in Houston, he recommended pointy-toed boots made out of everything from ostriches to anteaters to dead dogs in the road...
...World War II, six brands controlled about 90% of the market, but today the top six* labels have 56% of sales. There are now more than 200 styles to buy, and Reynolds alone has introduced 20 new ones in the past five years. Marlboro and Winston each come in eight different styles. The largest-selling brand is now Marlboro, with 20.9% of the market. Newcomers like Reynolds' Bright (1982) and Lorillard's Satin (1983) are on shelves next to oldies like Lucky Strike (1916), Camel (1913), Chesterfield (1911) and, oldest of all, Pall Mall...
...Marlboro 20.9%, Winston 11%, Salem 7.4%, Kool 6.6%, Benson & Hedges 5.4%, Merit...