1995 Philip Morris review of legislative objectives in Oklahoma

1995 Philip Morris review of legislative objectives in Oklahoma

This one-page, 1995 Philip Morris (PM) plan lists key policy issues affecting tobacco in Oklahoma and the company's objectives for addressing them. Key issues include "anti's funding," a ten cent tax on cigarettes, smoking restrictions and liability. Objectives for addressing them are


 * Defeat efforts to raise state cigarette taxes.
 * Defeat efforts to repeal preemption/accommodation law;
 * Defeat efforts to repeal preemption/marketing law;
 * Defeat Medicaid reimbursement efforts;
 * Pass law to remove state funding of st. [state] agencies involved in anti-business activities.

Title OKLAHOMA Date 19950000/E Type OUTLINE; REPORT Bates 2040236863 Collection Philip Morris Pages 1 URL: http://legacy.library.ucsf.edu/tid/att18d00

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