NYSA Indexed
SUBJECT: SMIKING ABOARD AIRCRAFT
Abstract
I wish to inform you I am very much against any further restrictions regarding smoking aboard aircraft I believe the government is going overboard on this issue not to mention the waste of time effort and tax papers hard earned dollars Smoking aboard
Fields
- Box
- 5617. Miscellaneous Issue Material
- Airline Smoking Ban 88
- DOT Appropriations Bill
- NYSA numbers
- 0044 B1793 02C
- Type
- Memorandum
- Author
- Williams, K D
- Recipient
- Levin, Carl M
- Kildee, Dale
- Riegle, Donald W
- Named Person
- Davison
- Willlams, K D
- Named Organization
- House Of Representatives
- Tobacco Institute
- Senate
- Thesaurus Term
- smoking restriction
- legislation
- airplane
- Congress
- Recipient (Organization)
- U S Senate
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August 17, 1987
TO:
SENATOR CARL M. LEVIN, U,S,S.
U. S. SENATE
WASHINGTON ~ DC 20510
FROM; K, D. WILLIAMS
SUBJECT: SMIKING ABOARD AIRCRAFT
I wish to inform you I am very much against any further
restrictions regarding smoking aboard aircraft.
I believe the government is going overboard on this issue, not
to mention the waste of time, effort and tax papers hard
earned dollars. Smoking aboard aircraft is already restricted,
in which every passenger is guaranted a non smQking seat even
if the smoking section must be reduced or eliminated to satisfy
that guarantee° Thls type of restriction is nothing more than
discrimination against the smbker. This. type of restriction
could cause a fire hazard and some people will. try to. smoke
bending over in the seat or in the restrooms,
I am asking you to support me on this issue.
K. O. WJ.lliams
:$21 E, Salem Ct.
Davison M J, 48423
Ti0045-1270
August 17, 1987
TO: '
HONORABLE DALE KILDEE
U.S. HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
WASHINGTON, DC 20515
FROM: K. D. WILLI.AMS
SUBJECT: SMOKING ABOAR~ AIRCRAFT
I wish to inform you ~ am'very much against any further
restrictions regarding smoking aboard aircraft.
I believe the go.vernment is going overboard on this issue, not
to mention the ~aste of time, effort and ta.x payers hard
earned dollars. Smoking aboard aircraft is'already restricted,
in which every passenger is guaranted a non smoking seat even
if the smoking section must be reduced or eliminated tc~ satisfy
that guarantee. This type of restriction is nothing more than
discrimination against, the smoker~ This type of restriction
could cause a fire hazard as some people ~ill try to smoke
bending over in the seat orin the restrooms.
I am asking you to support me on this issue.
K.D. Williams
321 E. Salem Ct.
Davison Mi. 48423
T! 0045-1271
August 17, 1987
TO:
SENATOR DONALD U. RIEGLE~ JR., U.S.S.
U.S. SENATE
WASHINGTON~ DC 20510
FROM: K.D. WILLIAMS
SUBJECT: SMOKING ABOARD AIRCRAFT
I wish to inform yqu I am very much against any further
restrictions regarding smoking aboard aircraft.
I believe the government is going overboard on this issue, not
to mention the waste of time, effort and tax payers hard
earned dollars. Smoking aboard aircraft is already restricted,
in mhieh every passenger is guaranted a non smoking seat even
if the smoking section must be reduced or eliminated to satisfy
that guarantee• This type of restriction is nothing more than
discrimination against the smoker. This type of restriction
could cause a fire hazard as some people will try to smoke
bending over in the seat or in the restrooms.
I am asking you to support me on this issue.
K. D. Willlams
321 E. Salem it.
Davison Mi. 48423
Ti0045-1272
