Philip Morris
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ptTTSBURGH POST GAZETTE, Friday, March 26, 1993,
Smoke si~nals
The rnessage fi-orn tFfe ami-smoking lobbv is irItolerarlce
n the continuing battle over smoker.c' )7espite this progress in dealing with a
T pr,;tlege ts. non-smokers' nghts. the ;otown health hazard some members of
~~~, tyramtv oi the growtng smoke-free societv, in their zeal to eradicate smolanSY majmm' is beutg
felt in numerous have shown a mean streak of intolerance
wa}s. and self-righteousness. (Just to clear the
Building owners. rather than provide air, this editorial was written bc a non-
lintited and dignified smolang areas, force smoker and rep.'esents t!e view of a r.earlv
workers onto the curb to catch a few smokerless editorial board.t
desnerate puffs at Lnch or during breaks. While heart disease, stress ana lack of
The same nolicw was recently introduced at exerci.se also take their toll on the popula.
Pittsburgh lnternattoaal A tport. and now tion, some lawmakers and lobbyists are
the inevitable cloud of smoke greets incom- obsessed with designing statutes that would
ing patrons at the sidewalk. outlau smoiong - and not merely restrict
.
[.egtslation, much of it ill-advtsed. tries to
go aftcr a smoker's unhealthful habit in
places or ways that the 'aw can't reach.
State Rep. Peter Daley of Washington
Countv, for i.tistance, has introduced an
unenforceable biil that would outlaw smok-
ing in 2ne's car when children are present.
Ivo- the other chamber weit,*as in with an
equally misgutded proposal fron. Sen Stew
art Greenleaf of Montgomery Ctunty. This
one would ban smoking from bars, theaters,
museums, otfices, factories and aotels.
It's not that we doubt the Enviro.mental
Protection Agency's numbers on tte haz-
ards of secrond hand smoke. It's not tlat we
or regulate it - in restaurants, utfices. hote!
rooms, stadiums and. now, cars and bars.
Obvicuste, there is no such thing as
second-hand heart discase, while there is
second-hand smoke. But anti-smoldng cru-
saders aren't content to k-p smoking
confuted to designated areas, auac from
nonsmokers (who are, ot cour:,e. the picture
of heaitht They want it out on the cttrb
As for the specifie.s oi the Grecnlenf bill,
its one thing to require a restaurant to ofter
a non-smoking section, but quite another to
force a bar owner to ban smoking in hts
establishment, particularly wfien dnnktng
and smoktng, for much of his clten:eie, go
hend in hand,
dispute the surgeon general's desire tor a Why should a Holiday Inc rsl: losmg the
smoke-free wortiplace. Smokzng ts un patror.agc of smokers when it has worked
healthful - and not just to those doing the out:ts own smokittg eonfllct by offering both
puffing. snioking and non-smoh:ng rooms?
Our point is that there are other, better W'h} shotild Heitu Hall be forced to go
ways to combat smoldng iwhich for many .;moke fre, when the ventilation system has
people is an addictioni. One is education, seen to it that not a wisp of smoke intrudes
which should be early and intense. The from the iounges into the concert hall?
other is taxation, at both the federal and Why shouidn't the cn'ners of these busi-
state levels Combined w'lth the growing resses be frea to manage the tensions
social sanction against smoldne. these hetweet smokers and non-smokec in their
strategies are working. In 1965. ihe year matidual e.stab!tshments, and tt.ce the
after the V S. surgeon general's historic contequences as they wou'.d witL+ any' other
report lin}ang smoking to cance;,-]2 percent business decision?
of Amen^_an adults smoked, compared to 26 0
pertent in 1990
Last week, a nationwide Associated
Press study. reported that taa revenues
from toaacco products are down in 20
,tates, u rre down in S t others before those
states raised taces and are generallc static
in the rematning states A West Virgima tax
official told the .1P "Every time the ciga
rette tax is increased, a few more xople
say. 'It's tune to quit."'
if the anti-smoldng lobby feels tobacco
has bent;: e so harmful to tne general
populabo;t that no accommodation should
be allowed, it should make a case tcr
outright ptoh:bitior.. t,s tt is, the Greetdeai
measure is an overreaching plan that tram-
pies personal frecdom and the autoi-arn)' of
b sin_°ss frwnecs - and in a cause that it cn
ita way to tiictory anyway.
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