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Friday, April 7,1995
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Big-name ads to ride NY subways
The Associated Press
NEW YORK — Tired of that tattoo? Looking for a proctologist? Cockroaches overrunning your apartment? For generations, advertising placards inside subway cars have offered solutions to life's big questions.
But soon, even these tidbits illustrating the New York psyche may disappear as yet another of the city's rough, idiosyncratic edges gets ground down to a corporate gloss.
Beginning next week, big-name advertisers will fill the inside walls of a subway car with their messages.
Instead of the strip of individual, sometimes garish, posters that now extend across the tops of the windows, a panoramic ad will take up that space.
Nike and Levi Strauss are among the big names that have signed on for the monolithic ad space, said Doug Wattus, vice president of market development for Gannett Transit, which sells the advertising space under contract to the transit authority.
By the end of April, the little guys will be on just one car per train.
"If you're trying to advertise your sneakers or whatever, you want to get your message across without a lot of clutter," said transit representative Tito Davila.
There's not a lot of visual distraction for subway riders. The unwritten rule No. 1 is, "Don't make eye contact!" And there's nothing to look at in the dark tunnels outside the windows between stations.
That leaves the advertising, which suggests that New Yorkers:
—Don't like the way they look. Dermatologists and plastic surgeons account for about 25 percent of the 40 to 50 ads in each car.
—Are susceptible to painful and embarrassing conditions. Podiatrists and proctologists make frequent appearances. One became a
minor pop-culture icon a few years ago by giving his phone number as "M-D-T-U-S-C-H." A current heavy advertiser is a doctor who repairs torn earlobes.
—Are prone to bad decisions.
"Tired of That Tattoo?" asks one ad.
Others promote drug rehabilitation programs and encourage dropouts to earn their high school equivalences.
"Advertisers are choosy about the company they keep," Watts said.
Ads have adorned the cars since the first subway line opened in 1904.
But the ads used to be cheerier.
"Even then, there were some of the 'torn earlobe' sort of ads," said Thom Harrington, curator of the New York Transit Museum.
From the walls of vintage cars in the museum, smiling faces beam down with praise of chewing gum and cheeseburgers and appliances.
Or, as one from a half-century ago says simply:
"New York Is The Greatest!"
Spring season is miserable for allergy sufferers
The Associated Press
WASHINGTON — Allergy sufferers, blame your sneezes, sniffles and watery, itchy eyes on the second-warmest winter in the past 100 years; it's caused trees to start pollinating earlier than usual.
"It's kind of everywhere," she said.
"Mild winter, with the real nice pop of weather that we had, really just jump-started all the trees."
Pollen counts usually begin to build about this time, but high counts are being recorded nationwide due to the mild winter, said Sarah Kaluzny-Petroff of the American Academy of Allergy Asthma and Immunology in Milwaukee.
keeping with an average temperature of 36 degrees across the continental United States, according to the National Climatic Data Center.
The allergy academy has about 70 stations across the country that count pollen, and only six cities had low readings for tree pollen last week. Kaluzny-Petroff said.
Grass pollen counts also are rising in parts of the South, too.
Trees generally pollinate in the spring, grass in the summer and weeds during the fall, Kaluzny-Petroff said.
She declined to forecast the severity of the 1995 allergy season but said, "Indications are that it's going to be an active one.
"This year we're seeing high levels overall, so a lot of people aren't feel
good if they haven't started their medications," she said.
Some 35 million Americans suffer from seasonal allergies.
Kaluzny-Petroff said sufferers should take advantage of new allergy medications as well as antihistamines and nasal sprays.
When medicine fails, they should avoid exposure between 5 a.m. and 10 a.m. when the pollen is most active, use air conditioning in automobiles and at home and get someone else to mow the lawn, she suggested.
Outdoor activities also should be scheduled for midday and be followed by a shower and shampoo; pollen sticks to hair and clothing ers should find out exactly what they're allergic to.
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