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12.01.2010
Some hookah bars are simply ignoring state's new no-smoking law
RALEIGH - Now that North Carolina's no-smoking law has taken effect, most bars and restaurants across the state have thrown away their ashtrays and herded smokers to outdoor patios.
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03.01.2010
Court: Ohio can use tobacco money to plug budget
COLUMBUS, Ohio — The statecan use about $230 million set aside for tobacco prevention for other purposes, an Ohio appeals court ruled Thursday in overturning a trial court's decision.
Tobacco licence suspended
A CHEERS convenience store had its tobacco retail licence suspended on Sunday after an employee was caught selling cigarettes to an underaged person last Dec. The store, located at Choa Chu Kang MRT station, will not be able to sell tobacco products for six months from last Sunday until July 31, said the Health Sciences Authority on Monday. This is the first such suspension this year. On Dec 10 last year, HSA inspectors caught an employee of the outlet selling cigarettes to a buyer under 18. This was second time such an offence was committed. The first was committed by an employee on Nov 13 last year. The employee was fined $2,000. It is an offence under the Smoking (Control of Advertisements and Sale of Tobacco) Act to sell tobacco products to persons below the age of 18. The offence attracts a maximum fine of up to $5,000 for the first conviction and up to $10,000 for the second or subsequent conviction. The tobacco retail licences are also liable for suspension or revocation if licensees or their employees repeat the offence. Last year, 63 retailers were caught selling tobacco products to underaged persons while this figure stood at 57 in 2007.
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