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Published: July 02, 2009 08:05 pm    print this story  

Legislators would be wise to concentrate efforts on tobacco

To the Editor:
Cumberland Times-News

If any product of agriculture needs more regulation, and educational effort by our government, it is, above all tobacco. This law creates further interference with our choice of eating and the money and our legislators’ time would be better spent on the smoking issue!

Thomas Conlon

Cumberland

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