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People Ban: LA Tiger Stadium
Bertman said Southeastern Conference rules do not allow fans to leave and re-enter the stadium during a game, so once a fan has presented his or her ticket at the gate, they are prohibited from smoking unless they leave permanently.
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Posted by samantha on Saturday, September 15 @ 10:02:40 EDT
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Law Suits: LA Suits over light cigarettes thrown out
Suits filed against two cigarette makers over the marketing of "light" cigarettes have been thrown out by a federal appeals court.
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Posted by samantha on Monday, February 26 @ 11:20:58 EST
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Smoking In Cars: LA State Car Ban Alert
Rep. Carla Dartez, D-Morgan City, said the bill infringes upon parents' rights to raise their children.
Panel rejects targeted smoking ban in cars
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Posted by samantha on Friday, May 05 @ 11:50:17 EDT
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Tobacco Industry: LA Tobacco industry attacks $590.9M verdict
The tobacco industry on Wednesday attacked a landmark jury verdict ordering cigarette makers to cough up $590.9 million for nicotine patches, telephone hot lines and other programs to help Louisiana smokers kick the habit, saying the trial that lead to the decision had "enough reversible error for 10 cases."
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Posted by samantha on Thursday, April 13 @ 13:51:10 EDT
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News: LA Attorney General Inquiry Into American Red Cross
The Attorney General's inquiry comes on the heels of information and reports from the Red Cross regarding possible fraud in the collection and distribution of Red Cross disaster funds following the recent hurricanes that hit the Gulf Coast.
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Posted by samantha on Wednesday, April 05 @ 11:44:04 EDT
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People Ban: LA Alexandria
I think this is another example of what seems to be a trend of nonsensical smoking policies that is being supported by anti-smoking organizations. Here, secondhand smoke is viewed to be such a health hazard that even small and transient exposure must be prevented by banning smoking outdoors in parks, yet not such a hazard that workers in the majority of workplaces in Lafayette (including offices, where the majority of the public nationwide has been protected for nearly a decade) need to be protected.
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Posted by samantha on Wednesday, February 08 @ 15:38:49 EST
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News: LA Have We Been Forgotten?
Local man’s sign to be displayed at Smithsonian
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Posted by samantha on Tuesday, December 20 @ 07:51:14 EST
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News: LA Getting less money
LA getting less money from tobacco settlement than projected
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Posted by samantha on Tuesday, August 09 @ 09:39:32 EDT
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Joe Jackson Smoke, Lies And The Nanny State
The Research of David Kuneman 
Watch Phil Williams Videos
Rest of the Story. Michael Siegel
Arnold and smokers rights
Johnny Depp has vowed to defy bans.
Catherine Zeta Jones and private planes
Mel Smith defies Scotland's ban.
Bad NY air for heroes.