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1. Shrimpers in Kentucky? Sounds like a fish tale
Forty years later, Moreland farms prawns instead of tobacco, doesn't smoke, and spends free time trying out new recipes for a twice-weekly shrimp dinner. The industry-funded $10 billion tobacco buyout turned many of Kentucky's smallest farmers to beekeeping, goat farming, mushroom growing and -- perhaps most surprisingly in this land-locked state -- aquaculture. It's a cold April morning in Kentucky tobacco country, and Moreland is heading two hours south to collect 40,000 prawn...
SourceReuters Canada,Canada

2. Fire-safe cigarette requirement becomes law
House Bill 2163 makes Oregon the ninth state to limit cigarette sales to fire-safe cigarettes. Fire-safe cigarette requirement becomes law. Similar legislation had been blocked in past years by cigarette makers, so supporters such as State Fire Marshal Nancy Orr greeted the new law with smiles. Kulongoski and others credited retired firefighters Tim Birr and Tom Whelan with getting the legislation passed, noting that they had pushed for it for years. Nickname (Don't Have a Nickname? Sign...
SourceOregonLive.com,OR

3. Too much spent on smoking?
Despite a two-year decline in the amount of money tobacco makers spend on marketing and advertising, the American Medical Association says too much is still spent on promoting cigarettes and other forms of smoking. But anti-smoking advocates said promotional spending was still double the amount spent in 1998, the year the tobacco firms entered into a landmark multi-state settlement, the Associated Press reported. Spending on marketing and advertising among the five largest US tobacco firms...
SourceHealth24.com,South Africa

4. Memphis-area hospitals to ban tobacco use
It will apply not only to cigarette smoking, but also to pipes and cigars as well as smokeless tobacco use. At yesterday's announcement, administrators said hospitals across the county will impose the ban by November 15th. Memphis-area hospitals to ban tobacco use. A V-A spokeswoman says federal law requires veterans' hospitals to provide smoking shelters. It will prohibit smoking outside on the campuses of the hospitals. This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten or...
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5. Could tobacco save your life?
Had he gleaned the sparkle on plates of steel in White's George Washington Carver Hall campus laboratory, history also could have regarded him as an icon of the construction industry -- rather than an early grower of the multibillion-dollar crop the world now believes is a cause of cancer. The Daily Times - www.delmarvanow.com - Salisbury, Md. Had he gleaned the sparkle on plates of steel in White's George Washington Carver Hall campus laboratory, history also could have regarded him as an...
Source5/6/2007

6. County schools to gain $3M
Bredesen outlined the $475 million plan, explaining the program would receive half its funding this year and the remainder being implemented as the state finances allow. The BEP 2.0 proposal would be funded by a 40-cent tobacco tax, eliminating the need for individual counties to raise property or sale taxes. The formula would be based on the county's amount of assessed property and sales tax revenue to determine ability to pay into the education program. Tracy said the county, who...
Source5/5/2007

7. Report says tobacco companies spending less to market products
The F-T-C report says tobacco companies spend most of their promotional dollars on price discounts to cigarette retailers and wholesalers to cut the price of cigarettes to smokers. WASHINGTON A federal agency says that after setting a record high in 2003, tobacco companies spent less money marketing and advertising their products in 2004 and 2005. Report says tobacco companies spending less to market products. This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten or redistributed. The...
SourceWDBJ7.com,VA

8. City council considering 10 new taxes
Just weeks after city council approved a 3.8 per cent property tax increase, breaking the mayor's campaign promise of holding tax increases to the rate of inflation, council is considering imposing 10 new taxes. On the same day Toronto city council is initiating its 'stakeholder meetings' to discuss ten new local taxes, the Canadian Taxpayers Federation (CTF) today launched a campaign to fight city council's tax grab starting with a 'No New Taxes Toronto' petition. Cities The Weather Guarantee.
Source5/4/2007

9. Clarion County leaders to outline issues in Harrisburg
This includes programs that help children and youth, tobacco prevention and cessation, nursing homes, and families struggling with the challenges of mental retardation. CLARION - Clarion County officials plan to travel to Harrisburg later this month to urge lawmakers to preserve funding in the state budget that address various needs. Pennsylvania counties rely almost exclusively on the real estate tax as their local tax base. However, the present tax system does not equitably or adequately...
Source5/4/2007

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