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Orders of the Day — Solvent Abuse (Scotland) Bill (6 May 1983): Mr David Marshall: ...active support. As I said, I welcome that support. However, the Government could go much further without legislation — for example, by sponsoring an advertising campaign, similar to the anti-smoking campaign, warning youngsters of the dangers of solvent abuse. Sports personalities and people from the world of entertainment whom youngsters admire and respect could be used successfully...
Solvent Abuse (Scotland) (1 Feb 1983): Mr David Marshall: ...pounds to spend on an advertising and publicity campaign extolling the fatal virtues of nuclear weapons, why can they not spend money on an advertising campaign similar to that mounted against smoking, warning parents and youngsters against the dangers and evils of solvent abuse? I do not intend to describe the symptoms, causes and effects of solvent abuse. That has been done here many...

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