(LORILLARD DIVISION) commands that NO LORILLARD AD IS TO APPEAR ADJACENT TO, OR WITHIN AN ARTICLE DEALING WITH MATTERS ANTITHETICAL TO TOBACCO. As the publisher of Miami Magazine , Sylvan Meyer [1922-2001], who provided these items to Alan Blum, MD, in 1979, observed at the time, They werent asking them not to publish articles against smokingthey were telling them. THE TOWN THAT HAS EVERYTHING: Plenty of high-paying jobs, low taxes, not much crime, four colleges, a symphony and an industry that kills 115,000 people a year. (13 pages) This cover story by John Dorschner in the March 18, 1979 issue of TROPIC , the Sunday magazine of The Miami Herald , features interviews with civic leaders of Winston-Salem, North Carolina, in which they express unalloyed pride in R.J

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