In November 1998, the initial proposed settlement led to a multi-state settlement requiring the tobacco companies to pay the states $260 billion and to submit to broad advertising and marketing restrictionsthe largest civil settlement in history
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Doug Hogan, the government relations director for the American Cancer Societys Cancer Action Network said the state spends approximately $451,000 on tobacco prevention efforts, less than any state spends on similar programs
From the following, it appears convoys were prepared in the spring months: Tobacco Shipping Discussion in the Maryland Assembly: Wednesday in the Evening May 15, 1695