animals tobacco road Tabacco Road - Eric Burdon

This is a document from 1995

Heres what I didI threw out all my effected sticks, wiped the buggy boxes clean, froze the remaining cigars from those boxes in tupperware for three days at 0, and put them back in their original boxes

Identification of owners, officers, directors, and other persons responsible for the business

Delaware: Banned DC: Exempts hookah and cigar bars who take in 10% of their revenue from tobacco sales Hawaii: Banned Illinois: Banned Iowa: Banned Kansas: Banned Maine: Banned Maryland: Banned Massachusetts: Banned Michigan: Allowed in cigar bars and on casino floors only Minnesota: Banned Montana: Banned Nebraska: Banned New Hampshire: Allowed in cigar bars (that receive 60% of their revenue from cigar-related products) New Jersey: Banned, though allowed in cigar bars New Mexico: Statewide ban with exemptions for cigar bars and casinos New York: Exempts cigar bars that make 10% of their revenue from cigars and related products North Carolina: Exempts cigar bars that get 25% of their gross revenue from cigar sales North Dakota: Banned Ohio: Banned Oregon: Statewide ban exempts cigar bars (defined as bars that bring in $5,000 a year in revenue from the sale of cigars) Rhode Island: Exempts cigar bars (defined as make 50% of their revenue from cigars) South Dakota: Banned Utah: Banned Vermont: Banned Washington: Banned Wisconsin: Banned

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