States clash as smoking rules divide Florida and New York
In Florida a voter referendum on a proposed public smoking ordinance stirs debate led by Dade Voters for Free Choice and GASP. The measure would require lounges and partitions, with exemptions for bars, hotels, and arenas, while New York’s Assembly passed a broad no smoking bill 80 to 58, sending it to the Senate amid sharp opposition and support.
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Associated Press
Dade County
Fla
New York
Florida
Dade Voters For Free Choice
GASP
Charles Tate
Free Choice
Neal Sennett
Larry Kay
Bagel Nash
Kay
Assembly
Government study cites high repair costs and wasteful garage practices
Transportation Secretary Brock Adams says car owners have a 50 percent chance of fair repairs at reasonable prices. The undercover survey in seven cities found motorists pay about 150 dollars too much annually. It reports 53 cents of every repair dollar funds unnecessary work and cites over-repair and package deals as common issues.
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Washington
Brock Adams
Kennedy Urges Reform to Ease Legal Delays
Senator Edward Kennedy urged reform of antiquated judicial procedures amid 152 new federal judges on the way. He warned millions face denied rights due to delays and costly access, proposing changes in standing to sue class actions and attorney fees to restore remedy and reduce injustice.
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Edward Kennedy
Massachusetts
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U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
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