SMOKING BANS – USA
July 1st, 2003
BY PHILIP FINE
FROM Gaudeloupe, Arizona, to Duxbury, Massachusetts, and from Helena, Montana, to Loganville, Georgia, US smoking bans have increasingly been finding a small-town
following ; 78 towns and cities in the United States have now enacted smoking bans in all workplaces and restaurants within their municipalities. The list, compiled by the American Non-Smokers' Rights Foundation possesses many names European readers would probably not recognise. The only high-profile cities to make it onto the list are New York City and
Berkeley, California. Other big ...
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