31.   Efforts to enact a comprehensive tobacco bill gained new momentum Wednesday as Congress and the Clinton administration stepped up pressure for action on legislation to reduce teen smoking.

32.   Economics professors Grossman and Chaloupka blamed the national rise in teen smoking on lower cigarette prices.

33.   Even pro-regulation members expressed doubt that the FDA rules would be effective when current state rules against teen smoking are not.

34.   Even House Speaker Newt Gingrich, despite years of strong tobacco industry support for the Republican Party, was lambasting the industry and promising legislation to fight teen smoking.

35.   First, any effort to clamp down on teen smoking will affect the future market for cigarettes.

36.   For her energy and creativity in fighting teen smoking, Anna was named Youth Advocate of the Year by the newly created National Center for Tobacco-Free Kids.

37.   Gingrich said the House would pass a bill more narrowly focused on reducing teen smoking.

38.   Given the new data on smoking rates, any deal accepted by the attorneys general must make reducing teen smoking its primary goal.

39.   Gore praised President Clinton for taking on the problem of teen smoking.

40.   He has crafted a bill that would target teen smoking by holding the teenagers themselves accountable as well as the retailers.