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  • Rush making hard announcement about cancer - retiring??? (vanity)

    02/03/2020 11:51:39 AM PST · by Blueflag · 229 replies
    http://www.rushlimbaugh.com ^ | 2/3/2020 | Rush Limbaugh
    He has advanced lung cancer
  • Nicotine Fit: (Mi.) Wife Jumps From Moving Vehicle Because Husband Won't Stop For Smokes, Police Say

    05/17/2010 3:02:15 PM PDT · by MaryFromMichigan · 56 replies · 1,198+ views
    The Saginaw News ^ | May 17, 2010, 10:00AM | Gus Burns | The Saginaw News
    A Shepherd woman is being treated for head trauma at Blodgett Hospital in Grand Rapids after leaping from a pickup because her husband refused to stop for her to purchase cigarettes about 7:30 p.m. Sunday, Isabella County sheriff’s officials said.Jacklin Faber suffered head injuries and was transported to Central Michigan Community Hospital and later airlifted by helicopter to Blodgett Hospital in Grand Rapids for treatment.
  • House Approves Plan to Give FDA Regulatory Power Over Tobacco

    04/02/2009 10:57:39 AM PDT · by LadyBuzz · 7 replies · 637+ views
    Fox News
    The House of Representatives votes 298-to-112 to approve sweeping legislation to bring tobacco under control of the Food and Drug Administration for the first time. http://www.foxnews.com/politics/2009/04/02/house-approves-plan-fda-regulatory-power-tobacco/
  • Gov. Kaine signs smoking ban

    03/09/2009 3:52:15 PM PDT · by callisto · 107 replies · 1,630+ views
    AP ^ | Sunday, 08 Mar 2009, 5:06 PM EDT | Derrick Rose & Lori Crouch
    VIRGINIA BEACH, Va. - Governor Tim Kaine was joined by health advocates, legislative patrons and other stake holders in Virginia Beach Monday as he signed legislation banning smoking in restaurants and bars throughout Virginia. < snip > Kaine worked for years for a total ban of smoking in all restaurants. Generally, the bill requires any restaurant that allows smoking to limit it to an area separated from nonsmoking patrons by a wall and a door and a ventilation system that doesn't mix secondhand smoke with fresh air. The ban will take effect Dec. 1.
  • 111th Congress Week One- Tax the Working Poor

    01/12/2009 2:16:37 AM PST · by nateriver · 9 replies · 657+ views
    It is one thing to raise cigarettes taxes to discourage people from smoking, especially the poor for benefits to their health. I guess the democrats figure they can raise cigarette taxes and people will keep smoking so the government can afford to give these working poor people Health Insurance for their children. (Let’s not get into the 2nd hand smoke stuff). Is this making sense? Maybe I read the press release wrong!
  • Nasty feud over felling of mighty oak: Tenant loses battle to halt cutting of 45-foot-tall tree

    01/04/2007 10:46:59 AM PST · by SmithL · 10 replies · 388+ views
    San Francisco Chronicle ^ | 1/4/7 | Steve Rubenstein
    A tree grows in San Francisco no longer, but not before a team of tree surgeons and a small group of neighbors began mixing it up in the middle of 25th Street on Wednesday and four police officers had to be summoned to restore order. At times, the name calling and nasty language seemed capable of drowning out the roar of the chain saw. The dispute involved a 45-foot-tall valley oak in the front yard of a small apartment complex on 25th just west of Potrero Avenue. Months ago, the landlord had sought approval to remove it, saying it leaned...
  • Local Expert Says Jennings' Cancer May Be Advanced

    04/07/2005 1:52:05 PM PDT · by Hillary's Lovely Legs · 436 replies · 7,354+ views
    Shop Talk ^ | April 8, 2005 | Gail Shister
    Peter Jennings' lung cancer, which he disclosed Tuesday on ABC World News Tonight, may be in an advanced stage, a local expert on the disease says. Most patients don't have their conditions diagnosed until the cancer is "so advanced that it can't be cured by surgery, and the patient has a poor chance of long-term survival," says Rita Axelrod of Thomas Jefferson University Hospital's Kimmel Center. Details of Jennings' condition haven't been disclosed, but his hoarse voice and the fact that he isn't having surgery immediately "suggests he could be in at least stage III" of lung cancer, says Axelrod,...