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Citizens Value Health Benefits and Don't Want Law Changed Jump to full article: PR Newswire, 2006-07-07 Author: SOURCE Ramsey Medical Society; Minnesota Partnership for Action
Intro: An overwhelming 72 percent of St.
Paul citizens support their new smoke-free law, according to a new survey
released by the Ramsey Medical Society today.
Strong supporters of the new smoke-free law, which prohibits smoking in
all St. Paul restaurants and bars, outnumber strong opponents by more than
a 3-to-1 margin. Sixty percent favor the law strongly and 12 percent favor
it somewhat, for a total of 72 percent supporting the law. At the same
time, 18 percent oppose the law strongly and 7 percent oppose it somewhat,
for a total of 25 percent opposing the law.
"The opponents of this law have been boisterous, but a large majority
of St. Paul citizens value the health benefits of the law and want to keep
it as is," said Roger Johnson, chief executive officer of the Ramsey
Medical Society.
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