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1979 Swiss referendums
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Six referendums were held in Switzerland in 1979.[1] The first four were held on 18 February on reducing the voting age to 18 (rejected), a popular initiative "for the promotion of footpaths and hiking trails" (approved), "against advertising for addictive drugs" (rejected) and "for ensuring people's rights and the security of nuclear power installations" (rejected).[1]
The last two were held on 20 May on reforms to sales and direct federal taxation (rejected) and a federal resolution on the nuclear power law (approved).[2]
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February: Reducing the voting age to 18
February: Popular initiative on footpaths and hiking trails
February: Popular initiative against advertising addictive drugs
February: Popular initiative on people's rights and nuclear power installations
May: Changes to sales and direct federal taxation
May: Nuclear power law
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