Scope and Contents Plays laundromat, owner says he has to put up a non-smoking sign, will drive away smokers, won't be able to pay bills, could leave business alone and let customers get arrested, could build separate sections, is a foolish law.; Notes:1/4 audio at 7.5 ips

Nation: United States of America

State: California

Party: Other

Scope and Contents Voiceover says this election is providing more than its share of noise, prop. 5 can be decided calmly and rationally, should read proposition yourself, the more people know about it the less they like it, will send a free copy of the actual proposition.; Notes:1/4 audio at 7.5 ips

Nation: United States of America

State: California

Party: Other

Scope and Contents Nonsmoker says that she thought that prop. 5 might have the answers, but then she read the fine print, puts the govt in the position of telling people how to live lives, is butting in too much, discriminates, hurt small business, overload courts.; Notes:1/4 audio at 7.5 ips

Nation: United States of America

State: California

Party: Other

Scope and Contents Nonsmoker says that she was pleased with prop. 5, but then read the fine print, was really disturbed, thinks some limits on smoking are desirable but this would hurt small business, take police from important work, clog courts, discriminate.; Notes:1/4 audio at 7.5 ips

Nation: United States of America

State: California

Party: Other

Scope and Contents Woman says that prop. 5 is important because it looks so good until you read the fine print, mandatory $50 fine for smoking, discriminates against people w/o private officers, terrible cost to state, new army of snoopers.; Notes:1/4 audio at 7.5 ips

Nation: United States of America

State: California

Party: Other

Scope and Contents Nonsmoker says she is annoyed by thoughtless smokers, does not want overkill, one newspaper editorial said it's like going after a fly with a canon, police have more important work to do, puts burden on small business and tax payers, exempts rock concerts; Notes:1/4 audio at 7.5 ips

Nation: United States of America

State: California

Party: Other

Scope and Contents Man asks when does govt get to be too much, prop. 5 would create a new army of snoopers, police have more serious work to do, overload courts, impose burdens on small businesses, more govt poking into lives and pockets, have too much govt already.; Notes:1/4 audio at 7.5 ips

Nation: United States of America

State: California

Party: Other

Scope and Contents Voiceover says this election is providing more than its share of noise, prop. 5 can be decided calmly and rationally, should read proposition yourself, the more people know about it the less they like it, will send a free copy of the actual proposition.; Notes:1/4 audio at 7.5 ips

Nation: United States of America

State: California

Party: Other

Scope and Contents Nonsmoker says that she thought that prop. 5 might have the answers, but then she read the fine print, puts the govt in the position of telling people how to live lives, is butting in too much, discriminates, hurt small business, overload courts.; Notes:1/4 audio at 7.5 ips

Nation: United States of America

State: California

Party: Other

Scope and Contents Nonsmoker says that she was pleased with prop. 5, but then read the fine print, was really disturbed, thinks some limits on smoking are desirable but this would hurt small business, take police from important work, clog courts, discriminate.; Notes:1/4 audio at 7.5 ips

Nation: United States of America

State: California

Party: Other