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To: Gabz
While I will not patronize such an establishment, I will support the customers and proprietors that work to do such.

That's how we feel, as well. But the Health Coalition in Maine made the restaurants go completely smoke-free in 1999. If a bar/restaurant sold liquor, they could have their smoking section. So, the bar/restaurants is where we go for our meals.

31 posted on 08/19/2002 5:11:57 PM PDT by SheLion
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To: SheLion
Under the Delaware ban - bar/restaurants are unable to permit smoking.

Under the current Clean Indoor Air Act(CIAA) any and all establishments are permitted to go entirely no-smoking and only bar/taverns are permitted to be all smoking. Any establishment with a restaurant license (with seating over a certain amount) must provide a majority non-smoking section.

The new CIAA prohibits smoking in ANY establishment that permits the public to enter. But it goes beyond that - if you have a business office that doesn't have a walk in clientele, but have empoylees, even if they all smoke - smoking is prohibitted.

The nannies are out of control - but the problem is they are controlling our elected officials.

33 posted on 08/19/2002 5:23:27 PM PDT by Gabz
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