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...Anderson said that the problem could havebeen averted if only conservatives had beenallowed into Langdell. He said that he had askedWald previously to restrict admission to thespeech if it had to be moved...
Acosta, an accountant at the university controller's office since 1974, was eligible for university housing until 1983, when Columbia was forced to restrict its definition for housing eligibility to full-time students, senior administrators and faculty...
...states in a crusade to restrict smoking...
Thus the entire U.S. Government last week lurched into the era of the no- smoking sign. Although each agency head is authorized to designate certain areas for smoking -- hence the confusion -- new rules from the General Services Administration now restrict all smoking by the 890,000 federal employees in 6,800 federal buildings. The GSA joined what has become a nationwide crusade against smoking, particularly smoking in public. Indeed, not since Prohibition has the U.S. seen such a widespread attempt to change people's personal habits by regulation...
...some 40 states now restrict smoking in public places; 33 prohibit it in trains, buses, streetcars or subways; 17 forbid it in offices and other workplaces. There are also about 800 local ordinances against tobacco. The restrictions vary widely. Utah, for example, bars cigarette advertising on billboards, and Maine forbids smoking in covered bridges. But every week brings new rules and new tightening of old rules...