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A veto override of the tribal tobacco compact failed in the Oklahoma Senate on Monday. But, Senate Pro Tem Greg Treat says there's a chance it can be reconsidered for another veto override vote.
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Legislature eyes cutting Gov. Stitt out of Oklahoma's tobacco, fuel compact negotiations with tribalOklahoma lawmakers are considering measures to cut Gov. Kevin Stitt out of negotiations with the state’s Native American tribes on tobacco and fuel compacts.
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Texans will soon have to wait until their 21st birthday to buy tobacco and nicotine products products — with the exception of young military members.
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The new reality of smoking at Kansas high schools is visible in the parking lots, where used-up Juul pods have taken the place of cigarette butts. “You...
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Coloradans will soon see commercials warning about the dangers of using tobacco products.The tobacco industry will start running the ads this week in…
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The percentage of Oklahomans who smoke is lower than ever before, according to new numbers from the Centers for Disease Control. As KFOR reports, in 2015…
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If a new Colorado amendment passes, taxes on a pack of cigarettes could go from 84 cents a pack to $2.59 a pack, reports The Denver Post. Big tobacco is…
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Tobacco sales to minors have doubled in Oklahoma over the past four years, reports The Duncan Banner. The rise in sales was detected by more retailers…
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Over the past 18 years Kansas has been paid slightly more than $1 billion by tobacco companies, officials said Monday. As The Topeka Capital-Journal…
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If you live in Kansas, you might have heard the phrase “tobacco securitization” lately. It’s an idea that could help ease the burden from the state’s $290…