Shah Rukh regales with dripping wit, wants to quit smoking (India Daily)
Megastar Shah Rukh Khan, regaled a wide-eyed audience of fans and mediapersons here on Friday with his characteristic wit and a promise to cut down on smoking.
Source: www.indiadaily.com

N.J. Casinos Get Pass on New Smoking Ban (The Herald-Sun)
Vince Rennich and Alan Angeloni consider themselves among the losers in New Jersey's battle to ban smoking indoors. Although acting Gov. Richard J. Codey signed a law Sunday banning smoking in bars, restaurants and most other indoor public places, the rule excludes casino gambling areas. Rennich, a casino table games supervisor, has lung cancer he blames on 25 years of inhaling secondhand smoke.
Source: www.heraldsun.com

Public Sector: Hackney to Tackle Smoking (RedNova)
Smoking among such diverse groups as pregnant women, mental health patients, City workers and the unemployed is the focus of a cessation campaign being developed by City and Hackney Teaching Primary Care Trust.
Source: www.redorbit.com

Codey to sign smoking ban into N.J. law on Sunday (New York Newsday)
TRENTON, N.J. (AP) _ New Jersey is set on Sunday to kick the habit by joining an increasing number of states that have outlawed smoking in bars, restaurants and most other indoor public places.
Source: www.nynewsday.com

Judge rejects request to stop smoking ban (Asbury Park Press)
TRENTON: A Superior Court judge on Friday denied a request by bowling alley operators to stop Gov. Codey from signing legislation that will ban indoor smoking in most public places. Judge Neil Shuster rejected the Bowling Proprietors Association of New Jersey's bid for a preliminary injunction prohibiting Codey from signing the bill. The bowling group contends that Codey's status as governor
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Shah Rukh Khan comes out strongly against the onscreen smoking ban (New Kerala)
Kolkata: Superstar Shah Rukh Khan lashed out at the Central Government for imposing a ban on onscreen smoking, saying, it hampers the creativity of the filmmaker.
Source: www.newkerala.com

Bowling will adjust to smoking ban (NorthJersey.com)
In about 90 days, smoking will be banned in all bowling centers in the state. The issue of smoking is not new to those who operate bowling facilities and no subject has presented as much emotion and complexity.
Source: www.northjersey.com