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Bagrosky, Executive Director, Interagency Council on Smoking and Health December 9, 1988 Clearing the Air: The ACLUs Tobacco Addiction Article by Morton Mintz The Progressive December 1998 In 1987, the ACLUs executive director, Ira Glasser, began to solicit Philip Morris for annual grants without first consulting his board of directors, he admitted to me in an October 1992 interview

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