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CONTENTS
1. WHO
2. Time for smokers' revolt?
3. Trial Lawyers Unleashed
4. Poor Diet As Risky As Smoking
5. In Defense of Smokers
6. Subversive Liberty
7. Smoking Effects
8. We Are Everyday People
9. From The Mailbag
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We need to learn to set our course by the stars, not by the lights of every passing ship.
Omar Nelson Bradley
WHO:
See the companion article below.
Time for smokers' revolt?:
Jewish World Review. ATTENTION, ADULT SMOKERS: Put down your butts and get off your duffs. At the dawn of the new millenium, you are an endangered species.
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Trial Lawyers Unleashed:
...If applied against other industries, that principle could threaten the manufacturers of firearms, latex, lead paint, automobiles, liquor and even fast food. Such decisions fly in the face of basic fairness. States should not have greater rights to sue than their own citizens.
Poor Diet As Risky As Smoking:
Poor diet and lack of exercise are related to just as many cancer cases as smoking, according to a new statement by the Food and Nutrition Science Alliance (FANSA), a joint committee whose members include the nation's premier organizations of nutrition experts.
In Defense of Smokers:
I've detected an ominous trend in our society, directed against our civil liberties.
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Subversive Liberty:
If we accept Mussolini's definition of fascism, we hope you will agree that this has been, for five years now, one of the best anti-fascist sites on the Web.
Smoking Effects:
Ald. Edward Burke's heavy-handed effort to ban smoking in all but Chicago's smallest restaurants is being challenged by a very unlikely source, the Clinton administration's own Department of Energy
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We Are Everyday People:
SFD's FAIR COMMENT Message Board
Smoke 'em While You Got 'em
Unfair Taxes:
Smokers and only the Smokers should have a right to vote in what is done with our cigarette tax dollars!
Genetically Engineered Food:
Despite urging from consumer groups, the U.S. government has stopped short of requiring labels on genetically engineered food. Do you think bio-engineered foods should be clearly marked?
From The Mailbag:
Gerzy Girl:
"The American People have been told that a price increase is needed to curb "teen" smoking". Rebuttal: Then why do adults also pay the tax increases and price increases? If these costs are to discourage teens, then only teens should pay these costs. Impossible? No. I'm sure all of you have seen pricing on many items that says, "$1.50 U.S., $2.50 Canada." I've yet to see: $2.50 Adults, $3.95 Teens."
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