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http://us-cigs.com/News/October-23-2006/CHAPTER0/Is-Issue-5-a-smokescreen.183.html
AD “If Issue 4 Wins, You Lose,” a 30-second ad from Smoke Free Ohio, promoting state Issue 5 and against Issue 4. It’s running with a companion ad, “Don’t Be Fooled by the Smokescreen.”
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Tracy Sabetta, co-chairwoman of Smoke Free Ohio: “On Election Day, you will choose between two very different smoking issues, Issue 4 and [...]

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http://verycheapcigarettes.com/N_E_W_S/October-23-2006/Folder_0/Tobacco-farmers-swapping-crops.676.html
Three stories high and a little more than a thousand feet deep, the cavernous tin barn structure standing in Darrell Jackson’s backyard is in many ways a symbol of change for the state’s tobacco industry in a post-buyout era. Six acres’ worth of leafy, rust-colored burley tobacco dangles from its rafters in thick clusters, hanging [...]

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http://oralcigarettes.com/Cigarettes-News/10-23-2006/page_Nr-0/Cities-mull-smoke-free-laws.748.html
ORANGE BEACH — City officials from both of Baldwin County’s beach cities are planning to ban smoking in most public places by the start of next year. The Orange Beach City Council held a public meeting Monday afternoon to start discussing a proposal to go smoke free in all but private homes and clubs, hotel [...]

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http://hot-cigs.com/news/October-23-2006/folder0/163-1-3m-a-day-goes-up-in-smoke.1847.html
PEOPLE living in Scotland’s most deprived areas are spending £1.3million on cigarettes EVERY day. Official figures obtained by the Sunday Mail reveal it is the poorest people who can least afford it who spend the most on tobacco. Richer smokers with money to burn buy fewer cigarettes and more of them appear to be giving [...]

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http://mydiscountcigarette.com/News-Page/Oct-23-2006/folder-Nr-0/Smoking-ban-is-no-success.557.html
I read with some regret and no little disbelief the multi-signature letter in your Letters page in conjunction with your own editorial (26 September) regarding the so-called success of the smoking ban.
The smoking ban is anything but a success. It has caused financial hardship to many licence-holders who have watched their pubs, clubs and bingo [...]

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http://columbiamissourian.com/news/story.php?ID=22407
Situated just steps away from the MU campus, the Tiger Sinclair gas station has an advantage when it comes to tobacco sales.
Oftentimes, owner Cindy Mutrux said, students who are about to head out of state will come into the store to stock up on cheap cigarettes.
“I have kids from New York and Chicago that will [...]

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http://www.thewest.com.au/default.aspx?MenuID=28&ContentID=8584
New research suggests tobacco companies are sweetening cigarettes, which could make them more attractive to young people.
Additives included plum juice, maple syrup and honey to make products taste better. These ingredients were apparently identified from tobacco company websites.
A British newspaper, The Independent, reported findings of the study that examined sweet additives in tobacco. Results were [...]

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http://www.thewest.com.au/default.aspx?MenuID=28&ContentID=8584
New research suggests tobacco companies are sweetening cigarettes, which could make them more attractive to young people.
Additives included plum juice, maple syrup and honey to make products taste better. These ingredients were apparently identified from tobacco company websites.
A British newspaper, The Independent, reported findings of the study that examined sweet additives in tobacco. Results were [...]

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http://www.thewest.com.au/default.aspx?MenuID=28&ContentID=8584
New research suggests tobacco companies are sweetening cigarettes, which could make them more attractive to young people.
Additives included plum juice, maple syrup and honey to make products taste better. These ingredients were apparently identified from tobacco company websites.
A British newspaper, The Independent, reported findings of the study that examined sweet additives in tobacco. Results were [...]

[Read more]

http://www.thewest.com.au/default.aspx?MenuID=28&ContentID=8584
New research suggests tobacco companies are sweetening cigarettes, which could make them more attractive to young people.
Additives included plum juice, maple syrup and honey to make products taste better. These ingredients were apparently identified from tobacco company websites.
A British newspaper, The Independent, reported findings of the study that examined sweet additives in tobacco. Results were [...]

[Read more]