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SENATE PLANS TO TAP TOBACCO SETTLEMENT
2001
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COLUMBUS - The Senate plans to include about $300 million from its share of the national tobacco settlement in its budget-balancing plan, compared with $240 million from the tobacco settlement in the plan approved by the House, Senate President Pro Tem Doug White said Thursday. Dr. Rob Crane, an anti-smoking advocate and member of the board set up to administer the cessation and prevention fund, said both the Senate and House plans rely too heavily on money from the national tobacco settlement. Crane, an assistant professor of family medicine at the Ohio State University, urged the Senate Finance Committee to take a different approach - raise Ohio's cigarette tax by 50 cents a pack, from 24 cents to 74 cents. That would raise $400 million annually, Crane told the committee.
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Atlanta Journal Constitution, LLC
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