California Assemblyman Mark Stone, who represents a coastal district that includes Monterey, said public momentum for a ban on cigarette filters is increasing as more people come to understand the environmental and health toll for what he called a little toxic bomb. The idea to get rid of the useless part of this product is finally gaining traction in the public, said Stone, a Democrat, and I hope that the Legislature soon follows the popular sentiment.
The packaging looked almost identical to the genuine products, with names tweaked just enough to dodge trademark violations: Pall Mall became "Pell Mell," Camel turned into "Cemal," and Lucky Strike became "Bucky Strike." Marketed directly toward children, these candies invited kids to play at being grown-ups
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