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New Jersey smoke-free law sponsor: End casino loophole

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New Jersey smoke-free law sponsor: End casino loophole

Frank Legato 13/01/2025 09:25

A sponsor of New Jersey’s 2006 act banning indoor smoking is calling for an end to the law’s exemption for casinos…

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A sponsor of New Jersey’s 2006 act banning indoor smoking is calling for an end to the law’s exemption for casinos…
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Israel Intercepts Gaza-Bound Aid Ship Carrying Greta Thunberg, Detains Activists

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JERUSALEM, Israel — The Israeli military has intercepted a civilian aid vessel headed for Gaza, detaining Swedish climate activist Greta

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