Because tobacco tax revenues tend to grow more slowly than the cost of many public services, lawmakers should exercise caution in tying them too closely to any specific budget expenditure, rather than using them for general health needs
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In 2004, the last year of the federal price-support program, there were nearly 26,000 farms with quota licenses to grow the more common flue-cured tobacco in North Carolina, still the nations top tobacco-growing state
For experienced nicotine users, the process is almost subconscious
Harm from tobacco use and second-hand smoke exposure is well known, with its link to cancer, heart disease, stroke, lung disease, and diabetes, among others