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| | | | Cigarette and Tobacco News:Sick of smoking? Here's how to complain.Read Complete Article: Orange County (CA) Register blogs, 2009-06-01
Author: posted by Jennifer Muir
Summary:
Californians haven't been allowed to light up at work since 1995. And voters banned smoking in bars, restaurants and casinos three years later.
Still, the county's health department is still fielding enough complaints from residents fed up with second-hand smoke that officials recently posted instructions for how to report violations of the law on their website. . . .
A list of who's getting cited and the outcomes was not immediately available.
No OC business has ever been shut down because people are lighting up. But when the cops do get involved, businesses are faced with fines. The first offense is $100 plus court costs, $200 for second-time offenders, and $500 for a third violation. Plus, CAL-OSHA -- the state agency that ensures workplace safety, becomes involved. And that agency can pursue even larger penalties if police cite and convict a business three times in a year.
So how do you complain? Call 714-541-1444 if you speak English or Spanish, or 714-834-6645 if you speak Vietnamese. Calls can be anonymous.
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Cigarettes and Literature | The Social History of SmokingGeorge Latimer AppersonChapter 14: Knockdunder's pipe, according to Scott, was made of iron. This was an infrequent material for tobacco-pipes, but there are a few examples in museums. In the Belfast Museum there is a cast iron tobacco-pipe about eighteen inches long. With it are shown another, very short, also of cast iron, the bowl of a brass pipe, and a pipe, about six inches in length, made of sheet iron.
Read More | The Social History of SmokingGeorge Latimer AppersonChapter 6:At si
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Tobacco, in Queen Anne's time, still maintained its hold over large classes of the people, and was still dominant in most places of public resort; but there were signs of change in various directions as we have seen, and smoking had to a large extent ceased to be fashionable. Pepys has very few allusions to tobacco; Evelyn fewer still. There is little evidence as to whether or not the gallants of the Restoration Court smoked; but considering the foppery of their attire and manners, it seems almost certain that tobacco was not in favour among them. The beaux with their full wigs—they carried combs of ivory or tortoiseshell in their pockets with which they publicly combed their flowing locks—their dandy canes and scented, laced handkerchiefs, were not the men to enjoy the flavour of tobacco in a pipe. They were still tobacco-worshippers; but they did not smoke. The Indian weed retained its empire over the men (and women) of fashion by changing its form. The beaux were the devotees of snuff. The deftly handled pinch pleasantly titillated their nerves, and the dexterous use of the snuff-box, moreover, could also serve the purposes of vanity by displaying the beautiful whiteness of the hand, and the splendour of the rings upon the fingers. The curled darlings of the late seventeenth century and the "pretty fellows" of Queen Anne's time did not forswear tobacco, but they abjured smoking. Snuff-taking was universal in the fashionable world among both men and women; and the development of this habit made smoking unfashionable.
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