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L RESTRICTIVE LEGISLATION V -- I. Smoking restrictions by areas December 31, 1977 II. Tobacco and health restrictive legisla "ir~ r, t-1• ..t11-1 5-i T- 7 In 41 J STATLER HILTON, SEVENTH AVENUE & 33RD STREET, NEW YORK, N.Y. 10001 (212) 239-4435

INTRODUCTION This report is divided into two separate but interrelated sections. The first is a compendium of smoking restrictions currently in effect ( as of December 31, 1977 ) identifying the places in which the smoking or the carrying of lighted tobacco products is restricted in some way. Restrictions take three different forms: a complete ban, a restriction of smoking to designated areas, a restriction of non-smoking to designated areas. With the exception of transit vehicles, elevators, and some cultural areas, where the designation of a smoking area would be difficult, the vast majority of enactments currently in force across the Nation are designed to restrict smoking to designated areas. The table on both sides of the yellow sheet gives an at-a-glance picture of which States are restricting smoking and in what places. The law citation is also included. With only a few exceptions, TMA has all of these enactments on file. The second section of this report is a listing for the years 1975 and 1976 ( pages 1-9 ) and 1977 ( pages 10-17 ) of all legislation known to TMA introduced and restrictive in nature. This is the third report of this type issued by TMA; the other two cover the twenty-five year period, 1950-1974. Farrell Delman Assistant Director

I. SMOKING RESTRICTIONS ENACTED BY THE STATES AS OF DECEMBER 31, 1977 Thirty-three States have enacted 52 pieces of legislation that are currently in effect nationwide. The range of restrictions is broad extending from Kentucky's smoking restriction on school property to Utah's and Minnesota's comprehensive enactments that effectively restrict smoking in any public place, with the exception of bars. Three additional States have restrictions though these have not been brought into effect by legislative enactment. -1. Busiress/Work .P.Z aces Six_states restrict smoking in business or work places. Alaska permits the posting of no-smoking signs in such areas. I Minnesota prohibits smoking in "indoor areas, used by the general public or.serving as a place of work" except in designated areas and specifically men- tions "retail stores", "offices and other commercial establishments" but excludes I'private, enclosed offices occupied exclusively by smokers even though such offices may be visited.by nonsmokers", and specifically excludes "factories, warehouses, and similar places of work not usually frequented by the general public, except that the department of labor and industry shall, in consultation with the state board of health, established rules to restrict or prohibit smoking in those places of work where the close proximity of workers or the inadequacy of ventilation causes smoke pollution..." New York prohibits smoking while dispensing flammable substances. Oregon asks the Personnel Division to adopt regulatory rules "restricting smoking in places of employment" which would involve setting standards for the designation of smoking areas, among other provisions; :, Utah'defines "public place" as "any enclosed indoor area used by the gen- eral public or serving as a place of work" and specifically mentions "retail stores", "offices and other commercial estab lishments", prohibits smoking in a "public place" except in designated areas, and specifically restricts smoking in "offices, shops, warehouses, factories, mines, and similar places of employment not usually fre- quented by the general public" by asking the local boards of health to establish rules for the restrictions. Washington did not enact but promulgated Regulations (the only Regulations listed in this report since the Report, with this exception, co'vers only enact- ments) that prohib it smoking in public areas of retail stores and financial insti- tutions. Depending on how one interprets the phrase "any area used by or open to the public',' Georgia might be considered another addition to this list provided that the area is designated by a no-smoking sign.

ii 2. Cultural Places Nineteen states currently restrict smoking in one or more of the following: indoor theatres, art museums, galleries, libraries, concert halls, auditoriums, lectures, opera houses, and other similar facilities. Most of those states marked with an X in this category have mentioned at least four of the above. Several of the states allow for smoking in separated lobbies,of such establishments. 3. Indoor Sports Arena This category is meant to refer to arenas both for public viewing and for public performance. Seven states now restrict smoking in these areas. Alaska specifically mentions gymnasiums, swimming pools, or publicly oper- ated "places of entertainment or recreation". Colorado specifically mentions enclosed "sporting arenas" among those areas where smoking shall be allowed only in a lobby that is "reasonably separated from the spectator area". Minnesota mentions "arenas" specifically and has an extremely broad definition of "public place" in any event. New Hampshire restricts smoking in the public area of a "sports arena". -Oklahoma limits its restriction to "indoor roller skating rinks'of a per- manent structure". Utah mentions "arenas" in its widely embracing enactment; and Washington regulates smoking in "indoor sports arenas". 4. R--staurants/Cafeterias While some states, suc_h___as_-Caiifornia~Aave enacted legislation that affects the operation of restaurants and cafeterias in publicly-owned buildings (Category 7), only 4 states have restricted smoking in private establishments to designated areas : - Michigan requires "food service" establishments that have a seating capacity of 50 or more to have a non-smoking area. ' Minnesota mentions "restaurants " specifically. Utah specifically includes "restaurants", "cafes", and "cafeterias" in its definition of "place of business", and accordingly restricts smoking to designated areas; and North Dakota restricts smoking to designaied areas in "restaurants, food service establishments, dining rooms, cafes, cafeterias, or other rooms used pri- marily for the service of food" provided they have a seating capacity for 50 or more.persons.

iii Colorado encourages but does not require the seating of smokers away from non-smokers; the proprietor is given the right of "optional prohibition" and is required to post a sign indicating whether provisions have been made for nonsmokers. 5. Food Stores This category refers to supermarkets and other food outlets. Five states have enacted legislation dealing with these areas. Massachusetts mentions "supermarkets". Michigan refers to retail food establishments for home consumption. Minnesota includes food stores under the broad category of "retail stores". Rhode Island specifically includes "supermarkets" in its prohibition; and Utah includes these areas in its category "retail stores". 6. Health Facilities Hospitals, nursing homes, medical or dental clinics, and other health care facilities are included in this category. All of the 22 states marked in this category restrict smoking in at least one of the above while most tend to include more than one place even if the restriction is meant to apply, for example, only to "waiting rooms" in those areas. For qualifications regarding these restrictions make use of the "Comments " section on the chart. With the exception of transit vehicles, there are more enacted smoking restrictions regarding health facilities .than in any other area. 7. Publicly-Owmd Buildings This category posed a'problem of classification because of its generality.• If an enactment made specific reference to publicly-owned buildings whether these were hospitals or cultural places and designated only publicly-owned buildings for the restriction, category marked is that of publicly-owned buildings. Since the, enacted legislation rarely treats schools as publicly-owned, at least in terms=.off the language if not the spirit, specific mention is made under "Comments" if :the restriction is meant to apply only to public schools. The same is true of transit vehicl8s. If the restriction is meant to apply to both public and private estab- lishments of a particular type, both are marked on the chart. 8. Public/Government Meetings This category includes all meetings or gatherings of either elected officials, in formal meeting places such as House or Senate Chambers, Committee meetings, etc. or of citizens in non-private meetings.' If the restriction is only related to activ- ities by government representatives, this is noted under "Comments" and marked with an *. Seventeen states now restrict smoking in public/government meetings but

iv only nine of these have come by way of enactments with the others resulting from Resolutions, Regulations, or Referendums in the respective Legislatures. 9. Schools Unless qualified under "Comments" this category refers to al]l schools. Some enactments refer specifically to primary and secondary schools while others mention colleges or only public schools. Fourteen states now restrict smoking in schools. 10. EZe vators Twenty-one states have formally enacted legislation prohibiting or re- stricting smoking in elevators though , others such as New York regulate smoking in these areas. 11. Transit Vehicles This category has been broadly defined to include buses, trains, or planes whether publicly operated or not. If the enactment makes specific reference to public conveyances, this has been indicated under "Comrnents ". More states have smoking restrictions on the books for transit vehicles than for any other type of area-related restriction with 26 states participating. 12. Any Public Place In reading through the enactments one encounters a reference to all public places that meet certain conditions whether these be exhibiting a no-smoking sign as in the case of Georgia, or requirements as to seating capacity as in the case of North Dakota and OAio or general definition such as "any enclosed indoor area" as in the cases of Minnesota and Utah. 0

V ON READING THE TABLE Since the table compresses a considerable amount of information, a few words on reading the table will prove helpful. 1. X- asks you.to refer to "Comments" where particular qualifications are described. 2. If there are several (X-)s, the order of Comments reflects the left to right order of (X-) s. 1 3. X , for example, draws your attention to the particular enactment responsible for the given restriction. Xs without superscripts refer to unmarked enactments. . 2 4. X, , as for example in the case of Connecticut, indicates two actions on the same restricted area. 5. Laws relating to enforcement, e.g. posting signs, when related to previously restricted areas are not included here. Only in the case of Washington's comprehensive Regulations and Kansas' House Resolutions are anything but enactments included on the table. \

SMOKING RESTRICTIONS ENACTED AND IN EFFECT BY THE STATES AS OF DECEMBER 31, 1977 »i. 91 - - /o -. -- • yi • . _ ~ . ~p L C Q , ~.t _ L m . ~ ~_ . m y) ' fp . m U 4 COMMENTS. BASIS Alaska X- X X- - X X- X X X X -If signs posted;-gym or pooi; Untess we11- H 129 {]975) - ventii ' ated X X- X X X_ -Walting rooms only; -Buses oniy . S 1213 {197~ Arkansas:~ X X- . ' ~ -School buses H 541 (1977) 1 2 ' i 6 California~ X. X X- X X X n these H 2291 -Specifically excludes restaurants (197 l buildings as long as lessee as of 1/1/77 s 171 (1975) has lease. 2s 206 {1971} Colorado'r~,~ ~_ . X- X- ~ X X- X X X X -ExdeQt'in -separated lobbles; -•equires :- s _ 137 (1977) ~~ signs indicating whether areas have been• >- ~ designated;-=Waiting rooms.only Connecticut ~~~ ? X" X X~ X X Xi *House ~ Senate ban on smoking in Chambers iH 8074 (1973: 2H 5518 (19741 H 8029 (1977; Delaware-~. ~ X- -Trackless trolleys 8 buses S 65 (1975) t " i i u 1 8 4 Florida X- X -Superv sor determines reg lating rules; H 31 '. (197 ) no limits in corridors, lobbies E restrooms S 257 (1977) Georgia X- X- X- -Designated by a no-smoking sign H 250 {1975} Hawaii X- -Specifies elevators, enclosed meetings,._:;.. H 2169 { 197b) enclosed auditoriums or sports'arenas, enciosed community centers l daho ~-~ : X S 1185 (1975) ' Kansas~, X- "" X- X! ' X- X- ` *House Chambers; -Only where a no-smokyng,'; 5 121 (1975) i sign is posted; -buses only *HR5061 (1976) Kentucky~ ~- ~ X- . -Except'adult employees of the schooi H 178 (1976) r~ system, who-smoke in assigned room (s) _ ~ ~ ' Maine X* ; *House Sessions - t t 3 Maryland X1 X2 X3 3Dtrectors to implement b enforce a plan,- *--?S 508 (1975) Buses only • , 3S 504 (I975)" 507 (1975) :Massachusetts X_- X• X ,; X X- ne= .• -Operated by MBTA ~ does not' ailow.,des.ig H 4055 (1995) ted areas; *lncludes trains & planes-_- ~H i+39b (1968) , Michigan X3 X2 X~ " iNursing homes on1y; AGuidelines for hospi 5579 (197b) tals 4158 (197b) _* *H 4453 (1976) Mtnnesotay~ X X X X X "X X X X X X X Widest legislation on record; see textuai H 79 (1975) note; specifically excepts bars , ` febraska _ X ~ X- X X ` -Patient rooms E patient areas; Buses only _ LB 600 ('i974) ¢ , ~4 L 38 (1977) d f i co i y ng e T'f~4A SPECIAL REPORT ~ i ~~ ~, -~ '~° j 10 Y U_ W . U A ,r,,, ~, g U Q r ' t- O - O t \ : - ;~ U R n '> o t- m = . v p _ m. tn Q . Q tL Qj• C~ •. . L. ~ N ' 10 -. . L } ;. a •- {p '!•" . a c -_- . 0 r0 m II. -r~`.a~+ o - - - a a c . ' EA . •0 N .• ., O IQ c'--m O N ~ 7 U~ L Q3 U fl: - YL..--S~ -~' -~ V) LU F-

SMOKING RESTRICTIONS ENACTED AND IN EFFECT BY THE STATES AS OF DECEM,BER 31, 1977 1J1 N 1!1 07 f0 c L N 'O C m + tn m ~- N < Y4) - a) U) N U V (11 V f0 •t- a Lo + m o q > (1) o <n 0 0 iL >- C~ N L CbMMENTS 1- 4- N L 0 7 O ~ + - v V O m m d + 0 4- v 0 '0 c (lI O f0 d ~ m 10 T U . (31 LOL S •d d tn W F- ~ •BASIS Nevada X X- X.i X X X- -Public waiting room, lobby, or hallw?y; IH 17 (1975) -Hdllway, waiting room ar cafeteria; Any H 666 (1977) area when designated; -Public buses only New Hampshire X X X- X- X* X X 1 1 -Public area of hospital;. -In areas des- H 46•(1949) ignated as non-smoking; *House Floor H 142 (1977) New Jersey X* X- *During House Sessions;-Certain railroad cars S 491 (1972) 1 1 New York X X- X* X While-dispensing flammable substance; H 2933 (1971) =Except separated lobby; *House Floor only S 187 (1975) North Dakota X- X* X- X X- X X- X* -Except.theatre lobbies; -Except patient S 2328 (1977) rooms;--Public•only; * With a seating Repealed capaci,ty of 50 or more H 1492 (1975) Dhio X- Xi X X X X- X* -Except lobby; -Patient rooms;-Public ve- 1S 96 (1976) hicles;*With a seating cap. of 50 or more S 212 (1977) except food service places, dining" rooms, cafes, cafeterias, bowling alleys, places of alcoholic consumption; INo more than 1/2 rooms designated as smoking in their entirety )klahoma X X- X X -Indoor roller skating rinks; -Buses only H 1009 (1975) Yegon X2 X2 4 X- XI • -Asks Personnel Division to adopt regula- ?H 2502 (1975) tory rules; -in public buildings 3H 2420 (1977) H 2423 (1977) 4S 508 . (1973) ennsylvania X • S 168 (1977) hode" Istand' X X X X- X X- -includes colleges; - Public buses only 5 8(1977). outh Dakota X Xt X X- -Any elementary or secondary school bldg.; S 52 (1974) -Public buses only ' exas X X- X- X X- -Hospitals only; -Public primary or secon- S 59 (1975) dsry;:-A11 buses & public trains & planes tah X X X X X X X X X X X X- -Any-enclosed indoor area used hy the gen- H 25 (1976) eral public or serving as a place of work; except private social functions; only a bar may be designated as a smoking area in Its enti rety ermont X- -Except when Rep. Collins is absent 1973 irginia X= -Except 20$ capacity In rear of buses 1974 ashington X- X X X X X* X X. X- -Public area of retail stores & banks; IS 3037 (1974) *House Committee hearjngs; -Extended by Reg. WAC 248- Health Regulations; State ferries only 152 (1975) yoming X* P *House sessions ~ W TMA SPECIAL REPORT

vi ' II. TOBACCO AND HEALTH RESTRICTIVE LEGISLATION: 1975, 1976, 1977 Unlike the material presented in the table, the list of restrictive bills and enactments contained in this section is not limited to areas but includes such categories as sales to minors, anti-tobacco education, greater enforcement of smoking restrictions, restrictions on sample distribution and tobacco advertising, among others. With few exceptions the format for 1975-1976 (pages 1-9) is the same as that for 1977 (pages 10-17). In order to help us determine the likelihood of passage of bills coming before the 1978 State Legislative Sessions, reference to the disposition of similar bills introduced in earlier Sessions should prove helpful. For this reason, more extensive footnotes regarding dispositions are.-contained in the 1977 list. Four corrections should be noted: Michi an bills H 4158 and H 4294, introduced in 1975, were approved in March of 1976 and should appear with an asterisk (*) indicating "enacted". The same is true for Oregon's H 2502 (1975), approved.June.13, 1975 and Utah's House Resolution 15 - - - - --- --~ - (1975), adopted March 13, 1975. - - -- --- - . TRENDS IN LEGISLATION. Bills and Enactments - - - - - - --- -. - - - - ° From 1950 through 1970, a little more than 500 restrictive bills were introduced across the country. The figure for the somewhat overlapping period, 1966 through 1974, is 470 while the three year period, 1975 through 1977, saw no fewer than 386 introductions. During these respective intervals, there were 45, 42, and 41 legislative enactments. - The average number of bills/year for the 1950-1970 period is about 24, for 1966-1974 about 52, and for 1975-1977 about 129 indicating the enormous growth in legislative interest in tobacco and health. The average number of enactments/year has also been rising from about 2 to about 5 to about 14 for the respective periods. Interestingly, the ratio of enactments to bills introduced during the period, 1966-1974, remained at about .09, the same'as for 1950-1970. The ratio, however, jumped to .11 for 1975-1977 indicating that not only are more bills being introduced per year and enacted per year, but also the chance of an enactment once a restrictive bill has been introduced has also been rising.- For 1975 there were 24 enactments out of 156 proposals - the highest ratio on record. In 1976, when a number of States were not in session, there were 3 enactments out of 72-introductions while in 1977, there were 14 enact- ments out of 158 proposals. Subjects .. The subjects of sales to minors, tobacco education, warning labels, advertising, and.vending machine sales were prominent both with regard to introductions and enactments during the period -1950-1970. With the passage of both the Federal Cigarette La1elling and Advertising Act, effective 1-1 , n ,o X=

vii January 1, 1966, and the Pub.Zic Iiealth Cigarette Smoking Act; effective in its major provisions, January 2, 1971,.the interest in warning labels and in banning radio and TV advertising declined, since the States were effectively pre-empted in their bid for such legislation. By March of 1971, 47 States barred the sale of cigarettes to minors. By January of 1976, however, this was down to 41. Having enacted legislation calling for the inclusion of tobacco in health education courses, and with Federal control of advertising and labeling, and having settled, more or less, the issue of sales to minors, the next step, for those opposed to smoking, was to legislate restrictions covering places or areas. Fourteen of the 42 enactments between 1966-1974 and 70 out of 85 bills introduced in 1974 were designed to restrict smoking in various public places. During this period, 17 laws were enacted concerning sales to minors, 8 covered tobacco education, and 3 dealt with advertising. Needless to say, the subject of restricted areas has been the most .prominent one for the years 1975, 1976, and 1977. Of the 156 restrictive bills introduced in 1975, 135 concerned places or areas. In 1976, the 72 intro- . ductions contained 61 bills of this nature, while in 1977, 127 out of a total of 158 bills introduced_sought to restrict smoking areas. For the.period 1975- 1977, approximately 84% of all restrictive bills were oriented towards areas. Other subjects during this period include the following: 17 bills on tobacco advertising, 13 bills on tobacco education, 19 bills on enforcement of smoking restrictions while 7 bills were favorable to smokers and smoking. Only one bill was concerned with sales to minors. The 24 enactments for 1975 were distributed in the following way: 22 restricted smoking areas, 1 related to tobacco education, and 1 concerned enforcement or penalities. Of the 3 enactments in 1976, 2 related to smoking areas and 1 to enforcement. Of the 14 enactments in 1977, 12 related to areas, 1 to education, and 1 to enforcement. Tle States During the period 1950-1970, 48 States were involved in proposing more than 500 bills while 24 States took part in enacting 45 of these bills. For 1966-1974, 49 States proposed 470 bills with 20 States participating in the 42 enactments. From 1975 through 1977, all 50 States took part in proposing 386 bills with 34 States involved in enacting 41 of these. New York with 117 proposals, Massachusetts with 60, California with 39, and Michigan with 34 led the pack from 1950 through 1970. New York, Massachusetts, and California with 99, 43, and 26 proposals, respectively, were the leaders for the period 1966-1974. Ten States accounted for 224 out of the 386 proposed bills for 1975-1977 with these same ten responsible for 21 out of 41 enactments. In terms of bills introduced, New York led with 54 proposals and 3 enactments, maintaining its front-running position. It was followed by Maryland (28,3), Oregon (25,4), Massachusetts (22,1), Pennsylvania (20,1), Michigan (19,4), Hawaii (18,1), Connecticut (16,1), California (12,2), aud Florida (10,1).

viii Looking back at the table and particularly at the dates of laws in effect restricting smoking areas, it is clear that such legislation is of relatively recent origin. Only one State, to my knowledge, has in effect a law enacted in a decade other than the 1970s. Six States restrict smoking in Business/Work Places, 19 in Cultural Places, 7 in Indoor Sports Arenas,-4 in Restaurants and Cafeterias, 5 in Food Stores, 22 in Health Facilities, 13 in Publicly-Owned Buildings, 17 in Public or Government Meetings, 14 in Schools, 22 in Elevators, 26 in Transit Vehicles, and 5 in Any Public Place. It should be emphasized that the information contained in this report fails to adequately characterize the restrictions that a smoker might face in his or her daily life. With municipalities, from coast to coast, eager to legislate restrictions on behalf of'the presumed interests.-of the nonsmoking population and with States adoptirgRegulations restricting smoking, State legis- lative enactments are only part of the story. If 1978 maintains the momentum of the past several years, and the months of January and February -seem to indi- cate that it will, the tobacco industry as a whole can look forward to an uphill legislative battle on the State level.

RESTRICTIVE LEGISLATION AFFECTING TOBACCO INTRODUCED IN STATE LEGISLATURES, 1975-1976 ALABAMA BILL NUMBER YEAR AND AUTHOR SUBJECT 1975 H 140XXXX (Hall) H 924 (Hall) 1976 H 221 (Hall) S 203 (McDonald) Bars smoking in certain public places. Restricts smoking In various public places. •Restricts smoking in certain public areas. Bars smoking in certain state and local govern- ment buildings. ***************~***~*****~~~**************~**~***** A L A S KA 1975 H 129 * (Miller, et al.) Restricts smoking in various public places. S 148 (Mi i ler) 1976 H 786 ( Pa rr) Restricts smoking In various public places. Relates to faculty smoking areas in pub- lic schools. ****~~***~**~***~**~*****~**~***~**~*~~~*~****~**** A R I Z 0 N A 1975 H 2201 (Health Comm.) Includes the use of to- bacco in high school health courses. S 1101 (Turley) 1976 S 1149 (Turley) Bars smoking in selling areas of food and drug stores and dining areas of restaurants. Bars smoking in the selling areas of food, drug and department stores. ~t******************************************~*****~* A R K A N S A S 1975 H 853 Restricts smoking in (Johnson, et al.) various public places. S 319 Requires separate smok- (King) ing facilities at "0aklawn" race track. fi976 None ~t**~*******~******.~************~*********~******* C A L I F 0 R N I A 1975 H 104' Includes the "abuse of (Arnett) tobacco" In health education courses. H 470 Restricts smoking In (Briggs) various publicly owned places. RESTRICTIVE LEGISLATION AFFECTING TOBACCO INTRODUCED IN STATE LEGISLATURES, 1975-1976 C AL I FORN I A (cont'd) BILL NUMBER YEAR AND AUTHOR SUBJECT 1975 H 471 Restricts smoking in (Briggs) various privately owned places. H 2291 ~ Restricts smoking in (Briggs) public, governmental meetings, health and entertainment faciii- ties, and certain res- taurants. S 171 ~ Restricts smoking in (Gregorio) high schools. S 567 Restricts smoking at (Robbins) public, governmental meetings. 1976 H 2955 Includes the "abuse of (Arnett) tobacco" in health education courses. S 2032 Restricts smoking in cer- (Beilenson) tain public places. *~~*********~*~**~******~:~******~~*****************~*~ 1975 H 1114 (Kopel) COLORADO H 1599 (Barragan) S 44 Bars smoking in hospital patient.rooms. Bars smoking in various public places. Bars smoking in various~ (Fowler, et al.) public places. 1976 None ****~******~************~*~*****~******************** CONNECTICUT 1975 H 5161 (Mazza) H 5295 Limits the size and content of tobacco advertising In news- papers. Restricts smoking in (Stolberg) transit vehicles. H 6258 (Cohen) Bars smoking'in eleva- tors. H 6308 Requires public second- (Yacavone) ary schools to include tobacco use In health education courses. H 7357 Restricts smoking in CStolberg) public restaurants. H 8207 Bars smoking in various (Martin) public places. , 0 0 0 v TOBACCO MERCHANTS ASSOCIATION •*-- Asterisk denotes enacted legislation.

RESTRICTIVE LEGISLATION AFFECTING TOBACCO INTRODUCED IN STATE LEGISLATURES, 1975-1976 CONN•ECTI C UT (cont'd) BILL NUMBER YEAR AND AUTHOR SUBJECT 1976 H 5216 Restriets smoking in (Public Safety Comm.) various public places. ****~*************~******~*****~*********•~****~*~t* DELAWAP.E 1975 H 535 Bars smoking In any en- (Maxwell) closed, Indoor, public area. S 65 ~ Bars smoking on buses (Kearns) and trackless trolleys. 1976 None (--) *~****~ **~**~ **********~*~**•~**•~•~~*~~~*** ***•~*a~**•~ . F L 0 R I D A H 1474 1975 H 552 Regulates smoking in (Carroll) (Hazelton) State buildings. S 462 H 883 Bars smoking In (Coolman) elevators. (Henderson, et al) S 782 H 1149 Regulates smoking in (Gordon) 5tate buildings. (Wong, et a!) S 1362 S 222 Regulates smoking In (Myers) State buildings. 1976 (Wong, Choy) HCR 60 1976 H 2802 Bars smoking in public (iCemura,. et aI) (HazourI) transit vehicles. S 203 . Bars smoking in public . HR 60 (Hair) transit vehicles. S 229 Regulates smoking in (Blair, Segawa) H 2046 (Myers) State buildings. (Segawa, et al) *****~*******~*****~**~t**~***********************~ H 2053 •GE0R.GIA (Blair, Segawa) 1975 None H 2066 1976 HR 961 * Bars smoking in hospi- (Coleman, et al) tals and health care ..facilities. (Blair, Segawa) H 2067 .****•~**~*~•**~~~~*~******•~*********~*************•~** (Blair, Segawa) H A W A I I 1975 HCR 80 Requests the Dept. of (Carroll) Health to advocate bar- ring smoking in public piaces. HR 226 Urges the prohibition (Amaral) of smoking in inter- island fJights. 2 ~-- Asterisk denotes enacted Ieg.fslation. RESTRICTIVE LEGISLATION AFFECTING TOBACCO •INTRODUCED IN STATE LEGISLATURES, 1975-1976 H A W A I I BILL NUMBER YEAR AND AUTHOR SUBJECT 1975 H.267 Bars smoking in eleva- (Amarai) tors, hospitals and public buses. 'H 411 Allows government (Garcia) agencies and businesses to bar smoking on their property. H 2169 * (Wakatsuki) SR 49 (Chong, et ai) Education to study the problem of student smoking. Bars smoking In all public areas. Restricts smoking in various public places. Bars smoking in en- closed, public places. Restricts smoking In various public places. Requests the Dept. of Health to study the rights of non-smokers. Declares a "don't smoke day." Restricts smoking in all enclosed, public places. Restricts smoking In all enclosed, public places. Bars smoking in en- closed areas. Restricts smoking in public places. . Regulates smoking in certain public places. Requests the Dept. of Health to study the rights of non-smokers. S. 1814 Bars smoking In speci- (Ushi,jima) fled public places. S 2051 Bars smoking by stu- (Kawasaki) dents In public schools, TOBACCO MERCHANTS ASSOCIATION HR 482 Requests the Dept. of (Carroll) Health to advocate bar- ring smoking in public places. HR 554 Requests the Dept. of

RESTRICTIVE LEGISLATION AFFECTING TOBACCO RESTRICTIVE LEGISLATION AFFECTING TOBACCO INTRODUCED IN STATE LEGISLATURES, INTRODUCED IN STATE LEGISLATURES, 1975-1976 IDAHO 1975-1976 I 0 W A (cont'd) YEAR BILL NUMBER AND AUTHOR SUBJECT BILL NUMBER YEAR AND AUTHOR SUBJECT 1975 S 1185 * Bars smoking at public 1976 H 1178 Bars advertising of to- (State Affairs Comm.) meetings of governmen- (Cusack) bacco and other items tal agencies, in the State. 1976 None *****~*****************~*******~**********~***~~***** ****~~***~~*~~*~***~****~**~~**~**~*****~******~*~* ILLINOIS 1975 H 342 Restricts smoking in (Skinner, et ai) various public places. H 1794 Bars smoking in govern- (Schneider, et al) mental offices. S 1038 Restricts smoking in (Mitchler) public places. 1976 None ~*************~~**~*~*~~****~~*~****~**~*****~***** INDIANA 1975 H 1753 Bars smoking in certain (Du Comb, Pizzo) public areas. 1976 H 1008 Bars smoking in hospi- (Fisher) tals and doctors' wait- Ing rooms. H 1090 Bars smoking in public (Donaldson, Fisher) arenas. H 1092 (Pizzo, et al) Bars smoking in buses, public buildings, elevators. ********~**~*~~~~~*~*****~~~*****~~~*~~*~~***~****~ IOWA 1975 H 32 Restricts smoking in (Wells) various public places. H 193 Prohibits smoking in (Cusack) certain public places. H 452 Regulates smoking in (Horn) schools. H 534 Exempts certain schools (Shaw) from smoking restrir tions. S 106 Restricts smoking in (Scott) various public places. 1976 H 1130 Restricts smoking in (Wells, et al) various public places. . TOBACCO MERCHANTS ASSOCIATION K A N S A S 1975 H 2315 Restricts smoking in (Connally) various public places. S 121.* Restricts smoking in (Booth, et al) governmental meetings, elevators, libraries, indoor theaters, art museums, concert halls, buses, medical facili- ties and doctors' and lawyers' waiting rooms. 1976 None ~*a~~~**********~******************~~***~~**~*~***** K E N T U C K Y 1975 None 1976 H 178* Bars smoking on school (Schmidt) premises. H 693 Restricts smoking in (Donnermeyer, De falaise) places of public assembly. *************~******~****~***********~************~** LOUIS I A N A 1975 H 116 Bars smoking in various (Fowler) public places. H 1471 (Wali) Prohibits cigarette advertising without a health warning. 1976 H 647 (Wall) H 648 (Wa11) H 649 (Wa/I) Bars smoking In public places of entertain- ment. Bars smoking in eleva- tors. Requires a certain type size In cigarette ad- vertisements. ******************~****~*~*****~*****~~************** 3 '-- Asterisk denotes enacted legislation.

RESTRICTIVE LEGISLATION AFFECTING TOBACCO INTRODUCED IN STATE LEGISLATURES, 1975-1976 MAINE BILL NUMBER YEAR AND AUTHOR 1975 H 83 (Tonez) H 554 (Quinn) S 7 (Hichens) 1976 None SUBJECT Bars smoking in refer- ence rooms of regis- tries of deeds. Bars smoking in all state offices. Bars smoking in certain areas of public buildings. ~**a~*~************~**~**************a~********~***** MARYLAND 1975 H 704 (Sklar) H 705 (Sklar) 1976 H 706 (Sklar, et al) H 707 (Sklar, et al) H 708 (Sklar, et al) S 503 (Welcome, et aI) S 504 * (Welcome, et al) S 505 (Welcome, et al) S 506 (Welcome, et al) S 507 * (Welcome, et al) S 508 * (Welcome, et ai) H 471 (Sklar) H 472 (Sklar) H 473 (Sklar) Requires health facili- ties to regulate smok- ing. Restricts smoking in food stores. Bars smoking on public buses. Bars smoking in'publlc elevators. Regulates smoking in public buildings. Regulates smoking in public buildings. Bars smoking on public elevators. Restricts smoking in restaurants. Restricts smoking in food stores. Bars smoking in buses. Requires hospitals to regulate smoking on their premises. Restricts smoking in restaurants. Restricts smoking in food stores. Provides for enforce- ment of the ban on smoking In buses. RESTRICTIVE LEGISLATION AFFECTING TOBACCO INTRODUCED IN STATE LEGISLATURES, 1975-1976 BILL NUMBER YEAR AND AUTHOR 1976 H 490 (Sklar) H 712 (Sklar) H 836 {Skl ar) M A R Y L A N D (cont'd) SUBJ ECT Provides for enforce- ment of the ban on smoking in elevators. Requires doctors to regulate smoking In their offices. Restricts smoking in restaurants. S 139 Bars smoking in certain (Welcome) food stores. S 140 Provides for the en- (Weicome) forcement of the ban on smoking in buses. S 143 Provides for the en- (Welcome) forcement of the ban on smoking in eleva- tors. S 253 Restricts smoking in (Welcome) restaurants. S 266 (Welcome) Requires doctors to regulate smoking in their offices. *****~***~***~**a~*******~************************** MASSACHUSETTS 1975 H 580 (Toomey) H 1689 (Lars) H 3127 (Kendall) H 4055 (--) Bars smoking in numerous public places. Restricts smoking in restaurants. Bars smoking In various public places. * Bars smoking in eleva- tors, supermarkets and certain transit ve- hicles; restricts smok- ing in various other areas. H 5531 Bars smoking in eleva- (Health Care Comm.) tors, supermarkets and certain transit ve- hicles. H 5867 Restricts smoking in tWays and Means Comm.) certain public places. H 5954 Restricts smoking In t--) various public places. 1976 H 3998 Restricts smoking in (Pines) certain public places. 0 0 v Ll cti 0 0 , 4 . TOBACCO MERCHANTS ASSOCIATION *-- Aster.tsk denotes enacted Zeg.isZation.

RESTRICTIVE LEGISLATION AFFECTING TOBACCO INTRODUCED IN STATE LEGISLATURES, 1975-1976 YEAR 1976 MASSACHUS ETTS (cont'd) BILL NUMBER AND AUTHOR H 4158 (Lars) S 719 (Rogers) RESTRICTIVE LEGISLATION AFFECTING TOBACCO INTRODUCED IN STATE LEGISLATURES, 1975-1976 MICHIGAN~,cont'd) -BILL NUMBER SUBJECT YEAR AND AUTHOR Restricts smoking In restaurants. Provides for.the en- forcement of smoking restrictions. ~~*****~*****~**~-x*~~***~~********~*~***~*~**~~**~~* MICHIGAN 1975 H 4064 Restricts smoking in (--) various public places. H 4158* (Markes, et al) H 4294 ~ (Trim) H 4452 (ConItn, et al) H 4453 * (Conlin, et al) H 4454 (Conlin, et al) H 5579 ~ (Conlin, et al) S 39 - (McCollough, Faxon) S54 (McColiough, Faxon) SCR 202 (Pursell) S 571 (Otterbacher, Bars smoking in re- tail, take-out food stores. Restricts smoking in restaurants. Bars smoking public, governmental meetings. Sets minimum guide- lines for regulating smoking in hospitals. Restricts smoking in restaurants. Regulates smoking in nursing homes. Restricts smoking in hospitals. Restricts smoking In public places. , Urges reduced insurance rates"for non-smokers. Requires cigarette vend- et al) ing machines to display the "tar" - nicotine content of packs within. S 639 Requires vending .•..(Faust) machines to display the "tar" - nicotine con- tent of cigarettes within. S 773 Restricts smoking in (Faxon) restaurants. S 774 Increases the fine for (Faxon) smoking in a public meeting. S 989 Regulates smoking in (Allen) _ hospitals;_bars tobacco _ sales in hospitals. OBACCO MERCHANTS ASSOCtAT1.ON 1976 H 6346 (Bennett, et al) SUBJECT Bars smoking in the Chamber of the House of Representatives. ~***~**~**~*****~******************************~**~** MINNESOTA 1975 H 79 * (Kahn, et ai) Restricts smoking in any public place, place of work, and public meeting. H 1177 Permits schools to des- (Dieterich, et al) igate smoking areas. S 602 Restricts smoking in (Schaaf, et al) any public place, place of work, and public meeting. 1976 H 2222 (Laidig) H.2691 (Heinitz) Permits certain stu- dents to smoke in school Modifies the smoking restrictions enacted in the Clean Indoor Air Act (H 79) in 1975. S 2041 Permits smoking in (Brown, et al) schools in designated areas. •~*~*******~**~•~**~*~*~••~~•~**********~****•~~r**•~**•~~**•~* M I S S I S S I P P I 1975. HR 10 (Simmons, et al) Bars smoking in the House of Representatives while it is in session. 1976 H 374 Restricts smoking in (Richardson) public places and meetings. S 2003 Restricts smoking in (Smith) public places. S 2798 (Smith) Bars smoking in public places where "no-smok- ing" signs are posted. *~***~*~**********•~********~***~************~*~****~* MISSOURI 1975 H 866 Bars smoking in various (Marriott, Muckler) public places. 1976 H 1238 Bars smoking in numer- (Muckler) ous public places. ****~•****~****•~*******~*~************~**~~**~****~** 5 *-- Asterick denotes enacted Iegislation.

RESTRICTIVE LEGISLATION AFFECTING TOBACCO INTRODUCED IN STATE LEGISLATURES, 1975-1976 SUBJECT YEAR BILL NUMBER AND AUTHOR -Restricts smoking in 1976 None (Holmes, et al) enclosed public places. 1976 None ~****~**~**#**~~***~*~*~.**~*a~*~~*~*~~**~*~******** NEBR,ASKA 1975 L 75 * (Marsh) 1976 None Requires "no-smoking" signs where_smoking is prohibited by law. ~**a~**~*****~~**~*******************************~** NEVADA 1975 H 17 * Bars smoking in various (Vergiels, et al) public places. H 51 (Lowman) S 317 (Herr) 1976 None Bars smoking In various public places. Restricts smoking In various public places. *************~~~t~~~********~********~~*~~******* NEW. HAMPSHIRE 1975 H 574 (Krasker, et al) 1976 None Restricts smoking in various public places. ***#~****~*•~~*************~*~*******~**~****~*~** 1975 None N E W J E R S E Y 1976 H 966 (Owens, et al) H 967 (Owens, et al) MONTANA BILL NUMBER YEAR AND AUTHOR 1975 H 351 S 818 Restricts smoking in places. Restricts smoking In health care facilities. Bars smoking in en- (Skevin „ Scardino) closed places. •S 1747 Restricts smoking In (Russo) health care facilities. ****~****a~*~t~*~****~***~************~**~**a~******** NEWMEXICO 1975 S 54 Bars smoking in numer- (Gross, et al) ous public places. -6 RESTRICTIVE LEGISLATION AFFECTING TOBACCO INTRODUCED IN STATE LEGISLATURES, 1975-1976 NEW MEXICD(cont'd) SUBJECT **~*****~*~****~~~***~********~******~***~******~ta~*** NEW YORK 1975 HR 2)z Proposes a"Nonsmoker's (Weprin, et al) Bill of Rights." H 701 Bars cigarette vending (Johnson) machines In hospitals. H 1062 Restricts smoking in (Lehner) restaurants, stadiums and arenas. H i857 Bars smoking on school (Weprin) property. H 1858 Bars smoking on school ,(Weprin) buses. H 2350 * Reduces the penalties (Esposito) for violating New York City's smoking re- strictions. H 3443 Bars smoking in various (Brown, et al) public places. H 3877 Requires cigarette (Weprin) billboards to contain health warnings of a certain size type. H 3988 Bars all intrastate (Strezlin) cigarette advertising. H 4755 Restricts smoking in (Grannis) various public places. Ln 0 H 4768 Restricts smoking in o (Hevesi). various public places. H 4791 (Lehner) H 4891 (D'Andrea) H 5772 (Orazio) H 5803 (Sharoff) Bars smoking on school Ln buses. - ON Bars smoking in transit areas, libraries, museums, theaters. Bars smoking in various public places. Bars smoking in transit vehicles. ' H 7199 Bars smoking in transit (Cooperman) areas, libraries, museums, theaters. H 7796 Bars smoking in eleva- (Orazio) tors or classrooms. ''TOBACCO MERCHANTS ASSOCiATiON '-- Asterisk denotes enacted legislation.

RESTRICTIVE LEGISLATION AFFECTING TOBACCO INTRODUCED IN STATE LEGISLATURES, 1975-1976 N E W Y 0 R K(cont'd) BILL NUMBER YEAR AND AUTHOR 1975 H 8255 (izard, et al) SR 13 (Dunne) S 187 * (Dunne, et al) S 857 (Santucci) S 978 (Johnsen) S 1808 (Padavan) S 1857 (Leichter) S 2760 (Johnson, et ai) S 3185 (Meyerson) 1976 H.9730 (Miller) H 9949 (D'Andrea) H 10037 (Orazio) H 11037 . (Suchin) .S 7677 ( Dunne, et al) S 7713 (Isabella) S 7846 (Hudson) S 10031 (Padavan) RESTRICTIVE LEGISLATION AFFECTING TOBACCO INTRODUCED IN STATE LEGISLATURES, 1975-1976 BILL NUMBER SUBJECT YEAR AND AUTHOR SUBJECT Exempts designated 1976 None areas from no-smoking prohibitions. ~**********#******~••~*****~******~*•~*******~********* Proposes a "Nonsmoker's N 0 R T H D A K 0 T A Bill of Rights." Restricts smoking in certain public areas. Requires the "tar"- nicotine content to be printed on cigarette packs. Bars smoking on school property. Reduces the penaity for violating N.Y.C. smok- ing.restrictions. Bars printed cigarette advertising. Restricts the use of cigarette biilboard advertising. Bars all intrastate cigarette advertising. Restricts smoking in various public places. Restricts smoking in commercial stores. Restricts smoking in various public areas. Restricts smoking in waiting rooms of transit faciiities. Restricts smoking in certain public places. Bars smoking in air- craft within the state. Restricts smoking in commercial stores. Bars smoking on school buses. •***x-~*~***•**~•*~********•~**~***~*****~*~~*•***~****~** NORTHCAROLINA 1975 S 588 Requires "no-smoking" .(Smith) areas at public meetings in government buildings. - - ---- 1975 H 1492 * Authorizes the super- (Lung, Schindler) visor of a publicly owned building to re- strict smoking. 1976 None *•~•~****~**************x*~**************•************** OHIO 1975 H 298 Restricts smoking in (Wingard, Speck) all places of public assembly. S 96 * Regulates smoking in (Jackson, et al) all places of public assembly. 1976 None *~•**********************~*~*****************~****~*** OKLAHOMA 1975 H 1009 * _ (Camp) 1976 HR 1043 (Camp, et ai) H 1851 (Holaday) NORTH CAROL INA (cont'd) *~*~************~*~~**********~******~******~******~•* OREGON 1975 H 2461 (Katz, Whiting) H 2502 (Cherry) H 2725 (Starr, et al) H 2726 (Starr, et ai) curriculum. Bars smoking in eleva- tors, buses; restricts smoking in cultural facilities. _ Bars smoking in the House of Representa- tives. Bars smoking in doc- ' tors' waiting rooms. Bars smoking in public areas of state office buildings. Bars smoking in eleva- tors. i Bars outdoor tobacco advertisements. Bars smoking in stores, elevators; restricts smoking in restaurants. H 2810 * Adds the use of tobacco C% (Education Comm.) to school health ~ w - - --- -- ------ TOBACCO MERCHANTS ASSOCIATION 7 *-- Asterisk denotes enacted IegisZation.

RESTRICTIVE LEGISLATION AFFECTING TOBACCO INTRODUCED IN STATE LEGISLATURES, 1975-1976 0 R E G 0 N (cont'd) BILL NUMBER YEAR AND AUTHOR 1975 H 2820 (Whiting, et al) SUBJECT Restricts smoking in restaurants. H 2844 (Rogers, et al) S 263 (Browne, et al) S 848 (Cook) 1976 None Restricts smoking at local, governmental meetings. Restricts smoking in public,.governmental meeting rooms. Allows damage suits for "tobacco related diseases." ~*~***~~**~**************~*~***~*~*~~******~*~****~ PENNSYLVANIA 1975 H 745 (Education Comm.) Includes the use of to- bacco in health educa- tion courses. H 746 (Zwikl, et al) H 978 (Garzia, et al) H 1094 (Crawford, et al) H 1816 (Di Carlo, et al) H 1875 (Rged) S 314 (Hill, Messinger) S 479 (Zemprelli, et al) 1976 S 1349 (Manbeck, et al) S 1617 (Romanelli, Nolan) Establishes a public school program on to- bacco and drug abuse education. Bars smoking In various public places. Restricts smoking In various public places. Restricts smoking in enclosed, indoor areas. Restricts smoking in various puhl, ic_ pja_ces. places. Restricts smoking in pa- tients' hospital rooms. Restricts smoking in a wide range of public Bars smoking in the main Capitol Building. Bars smoking in transit vehicles. ~~****~*~~~*~******~**~~*********a~***~~*~*~~*~~~** R.HODE I S L A N D 1975 H 5788 Naigret, et al) Bars smoking at public meetings. 8 RESTRICTIVE LEGISLATION AFFECTING TOBACCO INTRODUCED IN STATE LEGISLATURES, 1975-19 76 RHODE ISLAND(cont'd) BILL NUMBER YEAR AND AUTHOR SUBJECT 1975 S 43 Bars smoking in various (Canulla) public places. S 288 Bars smoking in schools. (Quattrocchi ) S 364 Restricts smoking in (Sapinsley, James) various public places, and in work areas. 1976 None *************************~*****************~********~ SOUTHCAROLINA "1975 None 1976 None SOUTHDAKOTA 1975 None 1976 H 800 Restricts smoking in' (Biever, Heinking) public places and meetings. **~*~r*********~~***~***~~***~*******~**************~ TENNESSEE 1975 H 872 Bars smoking on buses. (Love) 1976 H 2284 Permits businesses to (Ford, Rowland) bar smoking on their premises. S 2102 (Hooper) Permits businesses to bar smoking on their premises. *~*************************************************** TEXAS 1975 H 183 Restricts smoking in (Thompson, Sutton) various public places. v H 484 (Olson) Restricts smoking in various public places. H 1067 Restricts'smoking in (Lauhoff) various public places. S 59 * Restricts smoking In {Ogg) various public places. 1976 None ***********~-~****************************~*~*~****** TOBACCO MERCHANTS ASSOCIATION *-- Asterisk denotes enacted Zeg1sZation

RESTRICTIVE LEGISLATION AFFECTING TOBACCO INTRODUCED IN STATE LEGISLATURES, 1975-1976 BILL NUMBER YEAR AND AUTHOR 1975 HR 15 (Smith, et al), 1976 H 25 * (Wpodmansee) UTAH SUBJECT Urges enforcement of existing smoking bans. Includes existing smok- ing restrictions in the public health laws. ******~****~c~****~~******~~*~************~****~*~** VERMONT 1975 S 8 (Daniels) Restricts smoking in public buildings. 1976 H 462 Restricts smoking in (Foster) public places. ~~~******************************~**~*******~***** 1975 None VIRGINIA 1976 H 1140 Bars smoking in certain (Saslaw, Rothrock) public places. SJR 56 Directs a study of the (Coleman) feasibility of banning smoking. ~•~*~************~~****~*********•~********~**~*~**** WASHINGTON 1975 H 414 Bars smoking in certain _ (Valle, et al) public places. 1976 H 1245 Provides for the en- (Valle, et al) forcement of smoking bans. H 1398 Bars smoking in confined (Brown, et al) public places. ~~t***********************~************************* W E S T V I R G I N I A 1975 H 934 . _ Regulates smoking in (Lewis) schools. S 191 Permits adults to (Susman) smoke in schools. S 256 Restricts smoking in (Darby, Nelson) places of public assembly. 1976 S 4 Restricts smoking in (Darby) various public places. S 37 (Steptoe) ' Restricts smoking in various public places. ~***************~***********************~*****~*** TOBACCO MERCHANTS ASSOCIATION *-- Asterisk denotes enacted legislation RESTRICTIVE LEGISLATION AFFECTING TOBACCO INTRODUCED IN STATE LEGISLATURES, 1975-1976 W I S C 0 N S I N BILL NUMBER YEAR AND AUTHOR 1975 HR 16 (Duren) HJR 58 (Jackamonis, et al) H 176 (Duren, et al) H 891 (Soucil, et al) H 1126 (Duren, et al) S 438 --(Kleczko) 1976 None SUBJECT Bars smoking in Assem- bly committee rooms. Directs a study of the effects of tobacco smoke in confined places. Restricts smoking in hospitals. Enacts the "Clean In- door Air Act." Bars smoking in.various public places. Enacts the "Clean In- door Air Act." **~*****~***********~****~•~****~****~******~****•~***~ W Y 0 M I N G 1975 H 96 (Sidi, et al) H 400 (Simpson, et al) Restricts smoking in various public places. Bars smoking at public, governmental meetings. 1976 None •~*~******~*~***~~**~*~***~*~**~*~*~**~********~*~*** 9 ~

RESTRICTIVE LEGISLATION AFFECTING TOBACCO RESTRICTIVE LEGISLAT IDN AFFECTING TOBACCO INTRODUCED IN STATE LEGISLATURES, INTRODUCED IN STATE LEGISLATURES, 1977 1977 ALABAM BILL NUMBER YEAR AND AUTHOR 1977 H 185 A C 0 L 0 R A D 0 BILL NUMBER SUBJECT YEAR AND AUTHOR Restricts smoking In 1977 H 1650 (Hal1) certain public places. (Youngland) S 172 Restricts smoking in S 137 ~ (McDonald) certain public places. (Fowler) ~~********~r~~~*~*~**~*****~*************~r******~*** ALAS KA (+ ) _ __ 1977 (none) *~************~~•******•********•~***~*•~****•~********* ARIZONA 1977 H 2218 Restricts smoking in all (Ratliff) state buildings. **•~********~*~********************•****~******~****•~.• ARKANSAS 1977 H 503 Prohibits the advertis- (Phillips) ing of cigars and ciga- rettes. H 541 * Restricts smoking to (Windsor) designated areas in doctors' and dentists' offices, hospital cor- ridors and clinics, hos- pital rooms (except pri- vate ones), and school = buses. •~•~**********~r*********•*************~•**************~• CALIF0RNIA (+) 1977 . H 1222 1/ (Vasconcellos) Bars smoking in retail food establishments, S 189 Authorizes a state-run, (Gregorlo) advertising campaign to discourage people from smoking. S 500 ?/ Restricts smoking in (Gregorlo) enclosed public places and places of employ- ment. S 754 (Alquist) Requires ventilation for tobacco smoke in restaurants. SUBJECT Restricts smoking In vari- ous public places. Bars smoking in elevators, museums, galleries, librar- les, hospital areas where combustibies are stored, waiting rooms and meeting rooms in all governmental buitdings, classrooms, school corridors and rest- rooms, and public transit vehicles. *******~~**~~***~~****~*~**~**~~*~**~*~***~~***~~~~~~*~ CONNECTICUT -.1977 H 5430 . (Swomley) H 5468 (Pugliese) Bars smoking in any class- room, auditorium, or gymna- sium of a school or college. Bars•smoking in retail es- tablishments in areas where employees are prohibited from smoking. H 5889 (Swomiey) H 6020 (Bertinuson) H 6681 (Stolberg) H 6694 (Dyer) H 7107 (Faulise) H 8029 # ( - ) 5 533 (Miller) *~•**~*******#•~**~•~*~**~**~**~**~***~~******~***~*** - -- - --- * Restricts smoking in vari- ous public places. Requires restaurants with a seating capacity of 35 or more to provide a no- smoking area. Restricts smoking in any enclosed, indoor area and allows the Department of Labor to regulate smoking In factories and other - work places. Bars smoking at all public food counters. Bars smoking in all state owned and operated buildings. Restricts smoking at govern- mental meetings, in public school and college classes in publicly owned buildings, in elevators, and in health care institutions. Bars smoking In sChooi aitd college classrooms. House & Senate voted to ban smoking In Chambers during ~ Withdrawn from Senate hearings after passing - sessions. ~ the House. Defeated in the Assembly Health Committee. **?~*****~t*~•**~E***** *****~E**** **•~*******•~****~t*********~t *Denotes.enacted Iegislation. ( + ) Denotes carry-over state: °TOBACCO MERCHANTS ASSWTATf6f1

RESTRICTIVE LEGISLATION AFFECTING TOBACCO INTRODUCED IN STATE LEGISLATURES, 1977 DELAWARE (+) BILL NUMBER YEAR AND AUTHOR SUBJECT 1977 (none) ~•~*******~**~*******************~***************~** FLORIDA 1977 H 123 Requires the person in (Hazelton) charge of government buildings to establish no-smoking areas. H 596 Regulates smoking in (Gordon) government buildings. S 257 * Restricts smoking in (Myers) government buildings by asking the supervi- sor of each unit to es- tablish smoking rules. ********~~**~~**~**~~***~~******~***~******~*~****~ GEORGIA (+) 1977 H 544 Bars smoking while dis- (Childs & pensing gasoline. Robinson) S 330 RestrTcfis smoking In (Howard) health facilities. ***~~*~*~***~***~******~***~*a~*~*******~**~~~**~~** HAWAII (+) 1977 H 1343 Bars smoking in eleva- (Segawa) tors. H 1344 Restricts smoking in (Segawa) health care facilities. S 853 Bars selling candy in (Kuroda et al.) the form of tobacco products. S 1087 Bars smoking in fiealth (Clong et al.) care facilities. S 1088 Bars smoking In eleva- (Clong et al.) tors. ******~~~**~c~~~******~r~**~***********~~~*********~* I.DAH0 1977 H 205 Restricts smoking In ~- ~ elevators, indoor the- atres, libraries, art M Defeated in the House. *Denotes enacted Zevislatinn. ( + ) Denotes carry-over state. RESTRICTIVE LEGISLAT IDN AFFECTING TOBACCO INTRODUCED IN STATE LEGISLATURES, 1977 YEAR I D A H 0 (cont'd) BILL NUMBER AND AUTHOR SUBJECT 1977 H 205 museums, lectures, con- (-) cert halls, public buses, waiting rooms, rest rooms, lobbies or hallways of health care institutions among other areas. *********~*****~***********~**~*~*******~~********~**** ILLINOIS ( + ) 1977 H 89 Bars smoking by any person (Duester) while inside any public as elementary or high school Amended building and sets penalty. (Kosinski) H 168 Restricts smoking in hospT- (Griesheimer) tal patient rooms, patient areas, elevators, indoor theatres, libraries, art museums, concert halls, or public buses. ~~a~******~*****~*~~**~****~**~~~~~~*~~~*~*~****~***~*** T N D I A N A 1977 H 1334 11 Restricts smoking in cer- (Ducomb & taTn public places. Wathen) I 0 W A ( + ) 1977 H 285 Restricts smoking in ele- (Wells et al.) vators, indoor theatres, libraries. museums, concert halls, auditoriums among other areas. **********~a~**********•~**~********~*~*******~********** KANSAS ( + ) 1977 HCR 5030 Urges the director of tax- (Erne) ation to enforce more strict- ly the prohibition of ciga- - rette sales to minors. S 146 Restricts smoking in sever- (Meyers) al pubiicplaces. ********~~***~~**~~~~~****~*~**~**~***~**~*****~***~** 1977 (none) KENTUCKY **~*****~****~***********************~***************** .n 0 0 T0-BACCO MERCHANTS ASSOCIATION il

RESTRICTIVE LEGISLATION AFFECTING TOBACCO INTRODUCED IN STATE LEGISLATURES, 1977 L 0 U I_S I_ A N_A BILL NUMBER YEAR AND AUTHOR SUBJECT 1977 S 209 Bars smoking In any in- (Casey) door sports area or sta- dium with a seating ca- pacity of 40,000 or more. ***********~*******~~~~****~*~************~********~* MAINE 1977 H 361 Bars smoking in public (Dexter) meetings. H 744 Requires any advertising (Kane & Brown) claim used in the State to be substantiated, on request by the Attorney General. H 818 1/ . Restricts smoking in all (Quinn) State offices. *********~~***~**~*~~*~~r********~~*~*****~r~*****~**** MARYLAND 1977 H 289 Requires polling areas (Devlin) to have a separate time or room for nonsmoking voters. H 366 Bars smoking in polling (Green) areas. S 342 Restricts smoking In (Dorman) hospitals. S 404 Restricts smoking in res- (Welcome) taurants. S 405 Provides for enforcement (Welcome) of ban on smoking in elevators. S 406 Provides for enforcement (Welcome) of ban on smoking in bus- es. . SJR-2,3 ..Requests the Department (Welcome) of Health to reaulate " smoking in publicly owned buildings. ******~**~~*~******#~**************~******~**~~*~***~ RESTRICTIVE LEGISLATION AFFECTING TOBACCO INTRODUCED IN STATE LEGISLATURES, 1977 MASSA_CH-US_ETTS BILL NUMBER _ - YEAR AND AUTHOR SUBJECT 1977 H 137 ?~ Requires restauants with a ( - ) seating capacity of more than 25 persons to have a no-smoking area. H 138 3~ Bars giving sample ciga- ( - ) rettes. H 310 Includes the use of tobacco (Flynn) in a heaith course required in all schools in the State. H 403 Y Bars the advertisement of (Businger) cigarettes on billboards controlled by the outdoor advertising board. H 852 5/ Restricts smoking in sever- (Moore) al public places. H 2896 6/ Requires•a final sale date (Shea) to be placed on cigars. H 3714 Requires the posting of no- (Pines et al.) smoking signs at a minimum of one sign per area plus one additional sign per 200 sq. ft. of floor space up to 1,000 sq. ft. H 4098 (Cofe) H 6005 C-) Restricts smoking in public transit vehicles or facili- ties operated by the Mass. Bay Transit Authority. Omnibus Bill relating to highway signs and includes H 403. S 429 ~~ Regulates smoking In public (Rogers) piaces. S 693 (Rogers) S 845 8/ (Bulgar) Sets a $50 fine for violat- ing smoking regulations. Authorizes the Department of Environmental Manage- ment to regulate new pack- aging. **************~*****************~***~****~~**********~* . MICHIGAN (+) 1977_ H 4552 f Indefinitely postponed in the Senate, though it passed the House. 1 Defeated in the House. f Defeated in the House. (Bennett et al.) S 354 f Sncorporated in H 6005 f Defeated in the House. 6/ Tabled in the House. ' ZI Tabled in the Senate. 81 Fncorporated in Onmibus Bill. ( d- ) Denotes carry-over state. (Davis) 12 Bars smoking within the chamber of the House of Representatives. Urges stricter enforcement regarding sales to minors. TOBACCO MERCHANTS ASSOCIATION

RESTRICTIVE LEGISLATION AFFECTING TOBACCO INTRODUCED IN STATE LEGISLATURES, 1977 M I C H I G A N (cont'4) BILL NUMBER YEAR AND AUTHOR SUBJ ECT 1977 S 385 ~-~ S 855 ' ~-~ Restricts smoking in pubiic, governmental meetings. Requires separate work areas for nonsmoking employees. SCR 301 Urges stricter enforce- (Davis) ment regarding sales to minors. ******-~*************-~*~~**~******~*******~****~***~ M I N N E S 0 T A ( + ) 1977 H 292 Provides penalty for per- (Laidig et al.) sons under 18 using to- bacco and for those fur- nishing tobacco to said persons. S 228 Provides penalty for per- (Pillsbury) sons under 18 using to- bacco and for those fur- nishing tobacco to said persons. **********~**~-***-~~ ~*****~*~*******~~*~****-~***-~*-~* MISSISSIPPI 1977 H 326 ~~ Restricts smoking at (-) public meEtin.gs and in public places. Bars smoking in public places where no-smoking signs are posted. S 2092 Prohibits smoking in (Smith) public places where no-smoking signs are posted. S 2092 3/ Provides for the regu- (Smith) lation of smoking in certain public places and at certain meetings and prohibits smoking in privately owned es- tablishments where no- smoking signs are post- ed. S 2093 Regulates smoking in (Smith) public places and at public meetings. •~****~-************•~*-~~~******~*****3~****~******-~*** f Reported to the House with a "do not pass" recommendation. ~.Reported to the House with a "do not pass° recommendation. - f Committee Substitute to S 2092. ~ Defeated in the Senate. * Denotes enacted Zegislati on. RESTRICTIVE LEGISLATION AFFECTING TOBACCO INTRODUCED IN STATE LEGISLATURES, 1977 -MISS0URI BILL NUMBER YEAR AND AUTHOR SUBJECT 1977 H 675 Restricts smoking in public (Muckler et al.) transportation areas. H 676 Restricts smoking in hos- '(Muckler et al.) pitals, health clinics, and doctors' offices. H 677 Restricts smoking in schools, (Muckler et al.) government buildings and cultural facilities. H 678 ••Restr"icts smoking in retai I (Muckler et al.) stores and restaurants. ~******~*~*****~~*****~~~*~**~*~~~*****~*~~~~***~****** MONTANA 1977 H 174 4/ Restricts smoking in vari- (Holmes) ous public places. ~-**~****~~~~*****~******~~****~***~***~-****~*****~~**** NEBRASKA (+) 1977 LB 38 * Prohibits smoking in sever- al public areas. #~-*********•~******~~-*~~****~****~*~**~*~~*~-***********~ N E V A D A 1977 H 666 * Bars smoking in "any area (Glover) of any state facility when so designated by the head of the state department hav- ing control of the area". S 427 Limits smoking restrictions (Glaser & to state buildings only. . Ashworth) ****~~***********~*~*******~*~~***********~************ NEW H A M P S H I R E 1977 H 142 * C-) Restricts smoking to spe- cified areas in cultural facilities, public areas of hospitals, indoor sports arenas, and public meetings in public buildings. *****~**************~**~~***~*~r~*********************** .~ NEW JERSEY a 1977 H 3326 Includes tobacco in the (Hawkins et al.) Controlled Dangerous Sub- stances Act. S 818 Restricts smoking in work _(Skevin & areas, railrood cars; cul- - Scardino) tural and health facilities, public offices, and whoie- sate or retail stores. ***~**~E~t***~***~t~t*#*#*****~t************~******~**~ *~t*** 0 0 _j n A v~ T3 B M RCHANffS A550CSRT(ON

RESTRICTIVE LEGISLATION AFFECTING TOBACCO INTRODUCED IN STATE LEGISLATURES, 1977 NEW MEXICO BILL NUMBER YEAR AND AUTHOR SUBJECT 1977 S 48 Requests all New Mext- (Thompson) cans to refrain from smoking on April Foolts Day. S 63 Restricts smoking In (Chavez) buses, elevators, cut- I tural and health facili- ties, schools, and pol- ling places: *a~~****~~~~****~t*****=~r*~r~******~************~***** N E W Y 0 R K (+) 1977 H 561 Requires restaurants (Lehner) with bars to reserve 50% of the seating ca- pacity as a no-smoking area. H 1476 Bars smoking In eleva- (Hannon) tors, classrooms, and supermarkets. H 1581 Bars smoking on school (D'Andrea) buses while transport- ing pupils. H 2285 -1/ Bars smoking on school (Weprin) buses. H 2287 Bars cigarette vending (Weprin) machines in hospitals. H 2494 Bars smoking In school. (Weprin) , H 4220 Includes tobacco In (Betros) health education courses. H 4456 Bars smoking in class- (Grannis) rooms. H 5970 Bars smoking In eleva- (Hevesi) tors. H 6121 Bars smoking in eleva- (Drazlo) tors and classrooms. H 6215 Provides for demonstra- (Siegel) tion programs to devel- op methods for treating "tobacco abuses". f Died with recess. f Substituted by H 2285 which died with recess. ~" Denotes enacted legislation ( + ) I?enotes carry-over state. RESTRICTIVE LEGISLATION AFFECTING TOBACCO INTRODUCED IN STATE LEGISLATURES, 1977 N E W Y 0 R K (cont'd) BILL NUMBER YEAR AND AUTHOR SUBJECT 1977 H 8565 Restricts smoking in "any (Rules Committee) enclosed, indoor area uses by the generai pubiic or serving as a place of work n H 8793 Includes the use of tobac- (Rules) co in health education pro- grams. S 992 Bars printed nigarette ad- (Leichter) vertising. S 1191 Bars smoking in elevators, (Dunne) classrooms, and supermar- kets. S 1266 ?/ Bars smoking on school (Johnson) buses while transporting pupils. S 1851 Bars cigarette vending ma- (Johnson) chines in hospitals. S 1853 Bars smoking on school (Padavan) buses. S 1998 Bars smoking in school. (Bronston) S 2358 Bars smoking in elevators. (Pisani) S 6117 Restricts smoking In public (Johnson & places and meetings. Trunzo) * S 6532 (Volker et al.) * Includes the misuse and a- buse of tobacco in public school hea_lth educatibn coufses, The State Assembly voted to ban smoking on the floor of the Asse+nb t y. ***~**~*~***~*~****~**~*~**~~x~****~~****~~~*~**~**~~*~ NORTH CAROLINA {+} 1977 (none) ~*******a~***~*******~**a~**********~*****~~~************ NORTSi DAKOTA 1977 S 2328 * Restricts smoking In sever- (Lee et al.) al specified places of "public assembly" and in all areas having a seating capacity of 50 or more open to the public. *******~****~**~~**~**************************~********* 14 TOBACCO MERCHANTS ASSOCIATION

RESTRICTIVE LEGISLATION AFFECTING TOBACCO INTRODUCED IN STATE LEGISLATURES, 1977 BILL NUMBER YEAR AND AUTHOR 1977 H 926 (Thompson et ai.) S 212 * (Jackson et al.) OHIO (+) SUBJECT Bars the distribution of free sample packs of cigarettes in any public place. Limit's the number of smoking rooms in a health care facility to no more than one- half. - " " ~***~********~*~***~****~**~***~~***~**~*~**~**~**~ 1977 (none) OKLAHOMA (+) *******~****~****************~***~*~*****~****~**** OREG 1977 H 2416. (Social Services) H 2417 (Social Services) H 2418 (Social Services) H 2419 (Social Services) H 2420 * (Social Services) H 2421 (Social Services) H 2422 (Social Services) H 2423 * (Social Services) S 692 (Brown at al.) S 741 (Wingard & Carson) ON Bars smoking in places of public accomodation. Restricts smoking in restaurants. Restricts smoking in public places and places of work. Bars smoking in govern- ment meetings. Extends the area in hospitals where smok- ing is barred. Bars smoking In retail stores and financial estab'lishments. Requfres the Health De- partment to regulate smoking in public places Requires the Workmen's Compensation Board to adopt rules restrict- ing smoking in places of employment. Bars outdoor advertis- signs for all tobacco products. Requires the Health De- partment to regulate smoking in public places. * Denotes enacted legislation. ( + ) Denotes ca=ry-over state. RESTRICTIVE LEGISLATION AFFECTING TOBACCO INTRODUCED IN STATE LEGISLATURES, 1977 OREGON BILL NUMBER YEAR AND AUTHOR S 742 = (Wingard & Carson) (cont'd) SUBJECT Bars smoking in places of public accomodation. S 743 (Wingard & Carson) S 744 (Wingard & Carson) S 745 (Wingard & Carson) S 746 (Wingard & Carson) S 747 (Wingard & Carson) Requires the Workmen's Co, - pensation Board to adopt rules restricting smoking in places of employment. Restricts smoking in res- taurants with a seating capacity cf 1~0 or more. Restricts smoking in public places and places of work. Bars smoking in the public area of any retail store cr financial institution. Bars smoking 1n all local, governmental and public meetings. ********~***************~*******~*********~*****~**~**r PENNSYLVANIA (+) 1977 H 989 (Johnson et al.) H 990 (Johnson et al.) H 1234 (Brandt et al.) Restricts smoking in hos- pitais. Bars smoking in doctors' waiting rooms. Restricts smoking in public places and meetings. H 1314 (Garzia $ Di Carlo) H 1896 (Garzia & Di Carlo) S 168 * (Hill et al.) S 191 (Hill et al.) S 257 (Manbeck & Hill) S 430 (Romanelli) S 811 - (Zemprelii) Restricts smoking in eating facilities. Restricts smoking Tn eatin_ establishments. Restricts smoking in hos- pitals and in patients' rooms. Bars furnishing any tobaccc product to persons under 16 years of age. Restricts smoking in the State Capitol Building. Bars smoking in certain trans-it vehicles. Restricts smoking in all places where people carry out their public responsi- bilities and in public ac- comodations. ~******~**************~***********~****************~r*** OBACCO MERCHANTS ASSOCIATION 15

RESTRICTIVE LEGISLATION AFFECTING TOBACCO INTRODUCED IN STATE LEGISLATURES, 1977 R H 0 D E I S L A N D ( +) BILL NUMBER YEAR AND AUTHOR SUBJECT 1977 S 8* Restricts smoking in (Canulla et al.) elevators, Indoor movie theatres, libraries, art galleries, museums, con- cert halls, buses, pri- mary, secondary or post secondary school buiid- ings, colleges, super- markets, medical offices, and hospitals. aE***~*****~*~*******Yt~~xxx*********~**~•~********** SOUTH CAROLINA (+) 1977 H 2925 Restricts smoking in (Theodore et al.) public places and meet- Ings. S 217 Restricts smoking In any ( - ) public, enclosed, indoor area or public meeting. *~***********~**~~***~****•~**~***~*~***~**~***:~~*** SOUTH DAKOTA 1977 H 763 Restricts smoking in all (Brever) publ-ic-piaces and meet- ings. ******************~********•~***•~****~*******~~*~*** TENNESSEE (+) 1977 H 504 Bars smoking on buses. tLove) H 1089 Restricts smoking in (Sterling) public places and meet- ings. S 887 ' Bars smoking on intra- (White) state buses. *******•~******************************************* TE'XAS 1977 H 1818 • Restricts smoking In (Labor Comm.) various public places. S 740 Restricts smoking in (Ogg) various public places. *********~*******~*****~~***~***~******#~*******~* :L/ Defeated in the Senate. 2/ Wi thdrawn . ( + ) Denotes carry-over state. RESTRICTIVE LEGISLATION AFFECTING TOBACCO INTRODUCED IN STATE LEGISLATURES, 1977 UTAH BILL NUMBER YEAR AND AUTHOR SUBJECT 1977 H 295 1/ Allocates additional funds (Sonntag) from increased cigarette tax for greater enforcement of smoking restrictions. H 391 Provides for the designa- (Hokanson) tion of smoking areas in public places. ***********************************~******************* VERMONT_-(+) 1977 H 190 ?/ Bars smoking in elevators, (Austin et al.) school buses, schools, and health facilities. *~********~*************~***********~******~*********~* VIRGINIA 1977 H 1686 Restricts smoking in (Saslaw et al.) health facilities and public schools.., ~~**~*#*~~*~**~~~*~***~*~***~~*~**~****~~***~:~**~*~**~* WASHINGTON (+) 1977 H 162 Restricts smoking in vari- (Valle et al.) ous public places and pro- vides for enforcement. H 426 Prohibits smoking in all (Charnley & confined public places, Nelson) whether Indoors or outdoors. H 460 Restricts smoking in vari- (Valle et al.) ous public and work places. H 900 Provides for specific no- (Valle et al.) smoking signs and penalty for failure to post such signs. S 2250 Provides for increased (McDermott et.al.) penalty for violating smok- ing laws. Substituted by omnibus anti-smoking law. *•~*~E ~E *~E*~E * ~E **** *~ ** ** ** ***** * ** * ** *** ** ** ** * * ** ** * ** *** WEST VIRGINIA 1977 H 1289 Restricts smoking in vari- (Sonis & ous public places. Rotgin) _ H 1592 Restricts smoking In health (Tompkins) facilities, elevators, on public transit vehicles and in-schools. cn M N 16 TOBACCO MERCHANTS ASSOCIATION

RESTRICTIVE LEGISLATION AFFECTING TOBACCO INTRODUCED IN STATE LEGISLATURES, 1977 WEST VIRGINIA (cont'd) BILL NUMBER YEAR AND AUTHOR SUBJECT 1977 S 16 -L/ Bars smoking in eleva- (Steptoe) tors, and public and patient areas of hospt- tals. ~**.~r**~********~~r**~*~****************~**~~~******* WISCONSIN (+) 1977 H 433 Bars smoking at public (Munts et al.) places or meetings. S 195 Bars smoking in public (Risser et al.) places and meetings. *~********~~*~********~***********~**~~*~********~* WYOMING 1977 H 148 Regulates smoking in (Sidi & Simpson) public meetings. ` H 421 (Simpson ~ Urbigkit) Restricts smoking in any enclosed, indoor area. ******************~*~*~*~******a~**~**~*~~*~*~***a~~* I/ Defeated in the Senate. ( + ) Denotes 'carry-over state. -A w. TOBACCO MERCHANTS ASSOCIATION 17