Top News Stories - Monday, August 28, 2006 (The State Journal-Register)
Glen Davis has smoked for 40 years, knows it's bad for his health and has attempted to quit twice. From teaching children not to be afraid of snakes to showing them how to paint with different types of soil, Sally Patterson has always found creative ways to share her love of nature with children.
Source: www.sj-r.com

Anti-smoking folks don t know pleasures of the self-administered poison (Kinston Free Press)
Smoking is a terrible habit. I m thankful I put down my three pack-a-day addiction 25 years ago. Had I not done so, it s doubtful I d now be on top of the grass. But, yippee, I m still seeing green!
Source: www.kinston.com

Smokers who want to quit sought to test vaccine (Moorpark Acorn)
UCLA researchers seek smokers over age 18 for a national study using an experimental vaccine to help them quit smoking.
Source: www.moorparkacorn.com

Poverty raises risk of cardiac arrest (The Oregonian)
People living in Multnomah County's poorest neighborhoods face a much higher risk than the county's richest residents of having their hearts suddenly stop, a new study with potentially broad implications for public health services has found.
Source: www.oregonlive.com

Keith escapes smoking fine (USA Today)
It doesn't exactly compare with avoiding a jail sentence for a heroin bust, but, you'll no doubt be thoroughly relieved to learn, Keith Richards will not be fined up to $95 for smoking onstage at a Glasgow concert. Apparently the…
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Scots eye Keith Richards smoking onstage (USA Today)
Keith Richards may have violated Scotland's smoking ban by lighting up during a Rolling Stones concert. The Glasgow City Council said Sunday it heard from journalists that the 62-year-old guitarist was smoking during a Friday night performance.
Source: www.usatoday.com

Top News Stories - Monday, August 28, 2006 (The State Journal-Register)
Glen Davis has smoked for 40 years, knows it's bad for his health and has attempted to quit twice. From teaching children not to be afraid of snakes to showing them how to paint with different types of soil, Sally Patterson has always found creative ways to share her love of nature with children.
Source: www.sj-r.com