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Re “Cigarette Sales Off 29% in State Since 50-Cent Tax Hike,” Sept. 14:
If Stanton Glantz thinks that “to get from California to anywhere else (to buy cigarettes) you’re going across a mountain or a desert or through a big bunch of trees,” then he obviously has never used a telephone and a credit card or the Internet and a credit card.
JOYCE ROSE
Torrance
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