Philip Morris
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HOST: The fight against smoking and the concern over thee
health effects of second hand smoke continue to g,row. The latest
battle is'being waged by ].5 states which are trying toi ban smoking
in fast f ood' chains .
Tomorrow officials from the states will kick off a campaign in
Washington, D. C. to get Mc Donald'rs, Burger King, and other fast
food giants to BAN SMOKING' to protect children from second hand,
smoke.
And other anti-smoking crusaders are taking their battle to
the cour'ts and winning some victories. NPR's Daniel Zwerd'ling
reports.
DAdi1TE,L, ZWERDhING MEPORTER} : There aren' t many issues thatt
you can get ].5 attorney generals to agree on but this campaign
against smoking in fast food chains has really galvanized state
of.fic'ials. Look at the list of spopsors. It includes the usual
activists' from New York and~ M'assa,chuse'tts, along with officials from
less liberal states such as UCah and Mississippi. Tom Udall is
attorney general of New Mexico.
THOMAS L7DALL (ATTORNEY GENERAL - NEW MEXICO) ; Kids work in
fast food restaurants. Kids eat in fast food restaurants. I
believe it's one of the big health issue'Q out there right now that
isn't being, addressed..
ZWERDLING: The state officials: decided to address it lastt
year after the Environmental Protection Agency issued its landmark
report concluding that second hand smoke does~ make people sick,
especially childxen.
Tobacco ind'ustxy executives dismissed the evidence as
inconclusive but EPA officials insist that so-called passive
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