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Updated on June 18, 2007

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7. Tobacco News: Miss. Supreme Court Says Diverting Tobacco Money to Partnership Wrong
The Partnership was created later as an pilot program using separate payments from cigarette makers. Mississippi in 1997 settled its lawsuit against the tobacco industry, which was filed to recover public costs of treating sick smokers. The Supreme Court, in its 6-to-one ruling, upheld a December 2006 order from a Jackson County chancery judge, who said only the Legislature could appropriate money to tobacco cessation programs. The Partnership for a Healthy Mississippi, which went out of...
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8. Tobacco News: State tribe looking to take cigarette venture coast to coast
For the 1,000-member Squaxin Island tribe, expanding its tobacco industry outside of the state of Washington is an important step to diversify its economy beyond gambling. Under a legal exemption, tribes that sell cigarettes they manufacture themselves don't have to affix the state's cigarette tax - currently $20. Terry Reid, director of the tobacco prevention control program with the state Department of Health, said the state recognizes the right of tribes to include cigarettes as part of...
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9. Tobacco News: Analyst: Supreme Court ruling will make defense harder in ...
Bonnie Herzog, who follows tobacco companies for Citigroup, wrote in a note to investors Monday that the case cut off one defense tobacco companies were using to defend themselves against class-action cases over light cigarettes. The Supreme Court ruled against tobacco giant Philip Morris, which had argued that lawsuits against the company over light cigarettes belonged in the federal courts, not in front of state judges. Plaintiffs in those cases, which affect Philip Morris and other big...
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10. Tobacco News: Arbitrators to decide fate of emergency tobacco rules Email this page ...
Tribes with a tobacco compact pay an 86-cent rate, while tribes without compacts pay for a 77-cent tobacco stamp on each pack of cigarettes. The Oklahoma Tax Commission last year passed two sets of rules designed to prevent tribally licensed tobacco stores from improperly selling cigarettes with a 6-cent tax stamp that's meant for products sold near Oklahoma borders. OKLAHOMA CITY (AP) - A state rule aimed at cracking down on cigarettes being sold at tribal retailers with a cheaper tax...
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11. Tobacco News: Cigars: The new style statement
It is still not a substitute for cigarettes and they prefer to smoke cigars during weekends," says Joshi pointing out that the company saw an increase of 48 per cent in sales last year. The market is flooded with low cost cigars (comparing to premium brands) offering flavours ranging from cognac to vanilla and chocolate. Growing economy with higher purchasing power seems to the main reason for the growth of the cigar market. Republication or redistribution of PTI content, including by...
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12. Tobacco News: Partisan puffery blew kids health away
Increasing the tax on cigarettes tax by 84. Barring some fancy legislative footwork in the Senate, it appears that voters will be deciding on this tobacco tax increase. All good, right? By law, any bill that increases a tax requires a three-fifths majority, which meant that five Republicans needed to agree in order to produce a 36-22 vote. The state s legislative fiscal office estimated that the tax increase was enough to offset the loss of smokers expected to quit rather than pay. The...
Source - 6/13/2007 - Read the story


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