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Fields
- Author
- Arrends, J.
- Alias
- 85646001
- Type
- LETT, LETTER
- Area
- LEGAL DEPT FILE ROOM
- Site
- N14
- Recipient
- Fong, S.
- Date Loaded
- 12 Feb 1999
- Document File
- 85645815 /85646194 /State Legislation Re: Michigan State Legislation
- Recipient (Organization)
- Mi Dept of Public Health
- Litigation
- Stmn/Produced
- Characteristic
- EXTR, EXTRA
- Master ID
- 85645816/6131
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- UCSF Legacy ID
- gxg40e00
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JOSEPH ARENDS, M. D.
H1ORlSlONAL CO1IP-O/IATION
1331 W[sT BIG B£AV£R ROAD
ROSCRTA MUILfN! TROY. MICHIGAN 48084
RUTH LIWIf (APrOlNrNCNTrr)
STEPHANIE GOODRtCH = _ October 3, 1980
Sunny Fong
Office of Health Education
Michigan Department of Public Health
3500 N. Logan
P.O. Box 30035
Lansing, 141 48909
Dear Governor:
(313) 643.7770
The single greatest impact that can be brought to bear upon tobacco usage
by the public is to socially ostracize smoking. As chewing tobacco and
spitting were ostracized 75 years ago because of Tuberculosis, so too can
smoking be ostracized as a socially unacceptable act.
This can be accomplished by prohibiting smoking in all public buildings,
all restuarants, sporting events, schools, hospitals and any means of public
conveyance. I personally do not care if some other person wants to commit
suicide through smoking, but I take a great deal of offense in inhaling the
toxins and cancer of some other person. My rights as a nonsmoker are being
obstructed and I vehemently oppose the economic interests of certain busi-
nesses promoters who will not even enforce those regulations already on the
books.
Sitting in the Pontiac Silverdome is an exercise in futility. Although the
regulation is to smoke only under the stands, the rule is not enforced and
the atmosphere is absolutely intolerable. Not only do your eyes burn, your
breathing become labored and pose a threat to cardiac patients and asthmatics
but your clothes stink for three days. It is not fair that a minority of
the population (25%) should inflict their self abuse and unpleasant behavior
upon others. By making smoking socially unacceptable we will deliver the
greatest blow to the tobacco industry. The tobacco industry is keenly
aware of this problem and spends as many dollars as possible to counteract
this effort. It must be recognized that we will hurt the tobacco industry
if this campaign is carried forward, but these people will still survive and
the overall benefit to our people is a higher priority.
Sincerely,
,~.A)
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Josepti Arends, M.D.
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