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    A proposed ordinance in St. Louis would ban smoking in nearly all indoor areas, including workplaces, vehicles, private clubs, bars and restaurants, with fines of $500 and potential liquor license revocation for violations. The document urges readers to call their aldermen and the mayor to oppose the ordinance, arguing it would force workers and veterans outdoors in poor weather conditions. It provides contact information for key officials and advocacy groups working to prevent the smoking ban from passing.

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    A proposed ordinance in St. Louis would ban smoking in nearly all indoor areas, including workplaces, vehicles, private clubs, bars and restaurants, with fines of $500 and potential liquor license revocation for violations. The document urges readers to call their aldermen and the mayor to oppose the ordinance, arguing it would force workers and veterans outdoors in poor weather conditions. It provides contact information for key officials and advocacy groups working to prevent the smoking ban from passing.

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    Bill Hannegan
    A proposed ordinance in St. Louis would ban smoking in nearly all indoor areas, including workplaces, vehicles, private clubs, bars and restaurants, with fines of $500 and potential liquor license revocation for violations. The document urges readers to call their aldermen and the mayor to oppose the ordinance, arguing it would force workers and veterans outdoors in poor weather conditions. It provides contact information for key officials and advocacy groups working to prevent the smoking ban from passing.

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    KEEP ST.

    LOUIS FREE
    Stop the St. Louis City Smoking Ban!

    28th Ward Alderman Lyda Krewson has proposed an ordinance


    in the City of St. Louis that bans smoking nearly everywhere.

    Smoking would be banned in:


    • Current designated smoking areas in work
    work places and job sites
    • Work vehicles, trucks, machinery cabs and parking garages
    • Union Halls, VFW Halls, private clubs and organizations
    • All restaurants, bars, bowling alleys, casinos, pool & bingo halls

    Penalties: $500 fines & liquor license revocation


    revocation!
    ation!

    To STOP this ban, YOU must call today!


    Alderman Greg Carter: (314) 382-7700 carterg@stlouiscity.com
    Lyda Krewson & Board of Aldermen : (314) 622-3287
    Board of Alderman President Lewis Reed: (314) 622-4114 reedl@stlcity.com
    Mayor Slay: (314) 622-3201 mayorslay@mayorslay.com

    Tell the aldermen to oppose the St. Louis City Smoke Free Air Act of 2009! It would force
    union workers and war veterans out of their union & VFW halls, work vehicles & favorite
    bars to smoke in the rain, wind and cold! Even OSHA refuses to ban workplace smoking!

    Don’t let this happen to St. Louis veterans & workers!


    For more info, go to www.keepmofree.org or keepstlouisfree.blogspot.com
    Call: Bill Hannegan: (314) 367-3779 Tony Palazzolo: (314) 630-5332
    E-mail: keepst.louisfree@gmail.com

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