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Senate Mulls $12B Tobacco Farmers Buyout (AP)







Senate Mulls $12B Tobacco Farmers
Buyout (AP)

Senate Mulls $12B Tobacco Farmers
Buyout (AP)
07/15/2004 06:39 PM

AP - An unlikely coalition of tobacco-state lawmakers and anti-smoking advocates rallied behind a Senate measure Thursday to put new restrictions on cigarette makers and pay tobacco farmers $12 billion to give up federal quotas propping up their prices.




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