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Jonnie Williams Discusses Ways To Reduce the Health Risk of Tobacco Products - Jonnie Williams | Tobacco Products Still Pose several Serious Health Risks
During the past few years, there has been a major campaign to reduce individuals’ exposure to tobacco products. Largely, this has been centered on cigarettes and the health issues they can cause.
Jonnie Williams Discusses a New Approach for Breaking Smokeless Tobacco Addiction - Jonnie Williams | Jonnie Williams Directly Addresses the Dangers
One of the major successes that the United States has enjoyed is the major reduction in the frequency of smoking tobacco products. When people think about the “stop smoking” campaigns, they often think about the fumes that come from cigarettes;
During the past few years, there has been a tremendous amount of focus on the problems created by tobacco addiction. While many people are focused on cigarettes and the damage that smoking can cause, smokeless tobacco can be just as addictive and can lead to serious oral health diseases, including tongue, throat, and mouth cancer.
Haiku, Quid Pro Quo
Haiku, Quid Pro Quo
http://www.newyorker.com/news/daily-comment/the-supreme-court-gets-ready-to-legalize-corruption?mbid=gnep&intcid=gnep&google_editors_picks=true
“SCOTUS about to – deregulate corruption – by making it speech”
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Will U.S. Supreme Court acquit former Governor Bob McDonnell?
Will U.S. Supreme Court acquit former Governor Bob McDonnell?
Photo by Lynn R. Mitchell By Lynn R. Mitchell Governor Bob McDonnell is going to Washington to seek justice. Specifically, he and his attorney are asking that he be cleared of the charges pursued by the federal government, noting that his conviction was … (see McDonnell formally asks Supreme Court to take up his case): … the “first time in our history that a public official has been convicted of…
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SCOTUS keeps McDonnell free during appeal, more question conviction
SCOTUS keeps McDonnell free during appeal, more question conviction
By Lynn R. Mitchell Good news was handed down Monday when the U.S. Supreme Court ruled that Virginia’s former Governor Bob McDonnell would remain free as they decide whether to take up his case (see U.S. Supreme Court lets McDonnell stay free for now by Frank Green). The Richmond Times-Dispatch reported: In a one-paragraph order, the 4th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals was ordered to hold off…
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Maureen is sentenced, remains free on appeal
Maureen is sentenced, remains free on appeal
By Lynn R. Mitchell
Bill McKelway and Graham Moomaw with the Richmond Times-Dispatch reported on Maureen McDonnell’s sentence from court Friday in Richmond:
Former first lady Maureen McDonnell was sentenced Friday to 12 months and 1 day in prison on federal corruption charges. U.S. Judge James R. Spencer also ordered two years supervised probation and allowed her to remain free pending appeal.
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WAVY news interview with Bob McDonnell's sister
WAVY news interview with Bob McDonnell’s sister
By Lynn R. Mitchell
Former Virginia Governor Bob McDonnell’s sister Maureen McDonnell, who happens to have the same name as his wife, talked candidly with WAVY TV-10 reporter Andy Fox about her brother’s legal issues (see Bob McDonnell’s sister opens up about trial, conviction).
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