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To: MarcusTulliusCicero
  Pennsylvania Property Rights: PA Where There's Smoke, There's Fire

If a private business decides to enable smoking and its patrons want to partake, who is the law to say a business can't err on the side of nicotine?
 
  Posted by samantha on Wednesday, March 15 @ 09:56:42 EST
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  Pennsylvania People Ban: PA York City's stadium project

York City's stadium project update
 
  Posted by samantha on Wednesday, March 15 @ 09:02:51 EST
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  Pennsylvania People Ban: PA Prison needs a smoking ban that’s not too cruel

Prison needs a smoking ban that’s not too cruel
 
  Posted by samantha on Wednesday, October 12 @ 15:10:07 EDT
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  Pennsylvania Employment: PA Fired Nurse Loses Suit Against Highmark

Fired Nurse Loses Suit Against Highmark 
 
  Posted by samantha on Thursday, September 29 @ 07:58:58 EDT
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  Pennsylvania News: PA Lost A Town

Pa. Town On 'Best Towns' List Does Not Exist
Wexford, Pa., Named 28th Best Town, Is Not A Town
 
  Posted by samantha on Friday, July 15 @ 19:25:51 EDT
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  Pennsylvania People Ban: PA Allegheny County

Allegheny County Update
 
  Posted by samantha on Saturday, May 07 @ 09:05:24 EDT
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  Pennsylvania People Ban: PA State

State Update
 
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  Pennsylvania News: PA Hop Kendrick

Mayoral hopeful Hop Kendrick says no Pittsburgh ban
 
  Posted by samantha on Friday, April 15 @ 13:29:04 EDT
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  Pennsylvania News: PA publisher's error

Smokers could lose now that publisher's error is fixed
 
  Posted by samantha on Monday, April 04 @ 08:35:56 EDT
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  Pennsylvania News: PA Tobacco Money Missing

Tobacco money goes up in smoke
 
  Posted by samantha on Sunday, April 03 @ 08:48:44 EDT
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20 posted on 03/30/2006 5:56:33 PM PST by SheLion (Trying to make a life in the BLUE state of Maine!)
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To: SheLion

One thing that I have all of my smoking acquaintances do when they run into this nonsense is to inform the business that they are not patronizing their establishment expressly because the do not permit smoking. (I'm a non-smoker that has lived with and around smokers all of his life.) For instance, my elderly parents recently opted not to attend a St. Patty's Day event sponsored by a charity they are involved with that was held at a hotel in Avalon, N.J. Apparently N.J. law now forbids smoking in hotel rooms. The only concession they could allow was that guests could smoke on their balcony if they had to (always an attractive option in the winter!) My mother was reluctant to write the hotel a letter stating that they would not be attending because of this prohibition because it wasn't the hotel's fault. It was only after I explained to her that it might be important for the hotel to be able to actually prove and document its lost business due to the smoking prohibition (should the matter ever come up for reconsideration in the future) that she then wrote the letter. I think it is important for everyone to do this simply to back up the claims of hotel/restaurant/bar owners that smoking bans do, in fact, impact their businesses in a substantial and long-lasting way.


21 posted on 03/30/2006 6:11:13 PM PST by MarcusTulliusCicero
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To: SheLion

I loves the article about the town that really isn't a town.

It's like Chestnut Hill in Massachusetts which is a zip code for sections of brookline,Newton,and Boston.


25 posted on 03/30/2006 8:37:22 PM PST by Mears (The Killer Queen-caviar and cigarettes.)
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