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In N.H., it's smoke free or die

Cigarettes still allowed in eateries

By James Vaznis
Globe Staff / August 15, 2004

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Out came the plate of hash, moments after the lighting of the Rave Light 100s cigarette. No need, though, to waste a perfectly good smoke. In between bites of hash and sips of coffee, 66-year-old Phil LaRoche inhaled his morning fix of nicotine at Joanne's Kitchen and Coffee Shop in downtown Nashua. (Full Article: 900 Words)

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