In this issue:
1. The Airlines List
2. Do Higher Prices Really Bring Down The Number Of Smokers?
3. A Modern Herbal Home Page
4. The EPA ETS Fraud
5. How the Pros Tamper with Jury Pools
6. Forbidden Fruit: How Prohibition Increases the Harm It Tries to Reduce
7. Couple Sue Neighbor For Smoking
8. We Are Everyday People
9. Read This Newsletter On A Web Page
10. 800 # For Local or State Law Information
1. The Airlines List: By Michael A. Banks.
Mike's List of Airlines that Permit Smoking.
2. Do Higher Prices Really Bring Down The Number Of Smokers?
By Kees van der Griendt. Smoking Causes Web-Links.
3. A Modern Herbal Home Page: Common Name Index for Tobacco.
By Mrs. M. Grieve.
4. The EPA ETS Fraud: Forces: The Damning Decision.
The world has been cheated by the Anti-Tobacco Cartel.
5. How the Pros Tamper with Jury Pools Secondhand Smoke-and-Mirrors
By Harvard University's Ichiro Kawachi and Graham A. Colditz, Frank E. Speizer, JoAnn E. Manson,
Meir J. Stampfer, Walter C. Willet, Charles H. Hennekens.
6. Forbidden Fruit: How Prohibition Increases the Harm It Tries to Reduce:
By Dwight Filley. Independence Institute, Independence Issue Paper.
7. Couple Sue Neighbor For Smoking:
The Salt Lake Tribune, The Associated Press.
8. We Are Everyday People:
*** Cigar Art: By Joan Moso.
*** WHO's Misplaced Priorities:
NSA SpeakEasy. By Wanda Hamilton.
*** Tobacco Smugglers Are Right!:
LM Online Opinion. Message thread.
*** Bill of "No Rights": NJ Smokers Online.
Written by State Representative Mitchell Kaye from GA.
*** Why Smoking Is Good For You: Text by John Hargrave
Images by Jerad Sloan.
*** Minnesota’s Bad Santa Law: Commentary
By Bill Bauer.
*** Jokes And Animation: By M.V. Are you tired of those neurotic, over-wrought,
paranoid, intolerant, anti-smoking zealots?
9. Read this newsletter on a web page. Please pass it along to friends. Thanks!
This issue.and
Past issues.
10. For information about your local or state laws, call the Smokers Rights Action Line at 1-800-333-8683.
States with restaurant smoking bans are Vermont, California, Maryland, Maine and Utah.
ALSO NOTE: BELLAIRE, TX in public parks,
EASTCHESTER, NY in some sections of Lake Isle Park,
GREENBURGH, NY has limited smoking at Anthony J. Veteran Park, its primary recreation area, leaving only two designated smoking sections there,
MESA, AZ bans smoking in just about every outdoor space where the public congregates,
MOUNT OLIVE, NJ smoking is forbidden at outdoor recreation areas,
NEW YORK CITY, NY smoking is prohibited at children's playgrounds and in public places like work sites, sports arenas, schools and restaurants,
PUTNAM COUNTY, NY banned smoking on its public lakeside beach,
RYE, NY Kiddyland section of Playland Park banned smoking in all lines for rides at the amusement park,
SCARSDALE, NY recently adopted a no-smoking policy for all public parks that have play equipment for children and at playing fields and pools as well as in all village-owned vehicles,
SHARON, MA smoking is prohibited on beaches and in public playgrounds.
Thank you for your help in putting this newsletter together:
Carol Jensen / Pat Hagen and Gian at Forces / Joy Faulkner at
Smokers Of The World Unite / Tee at Teresa's Web Page.
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