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Baltimore County Considers Workplace Smoke Ban [08/11-4]

Excerpts from: Tougher smoking limits sought

By Linda Linley Yahoo News [08/11/03]

An anti-smoking coalition wants Baltimore County officials to back legislation against smoking in the workplace, a measure similar to a new Montgomery County law that is among the strictest in the nation.

Smoking is a huge problem," said Dr. Joseph Adams, a physician at Greater Baltimore Medical Center and the coalition's secretary. "It is the No. 1 health problem. Tobacco causes one-third of all cancer; one in five deaths in the U.S. is directly the result of tobacco use."

Smith said he is committed to preventing smoking and enforcing laws against tobacco sales to minors -- another issue that the coalition is pressing.

 


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