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Subject: Re: smoking policy research help
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In-Reply-To: <004a01be0b58$5b078680$9650e4cf@smkehoe.acs.ucalgary.ca>

Hello Sue

Have you had an opportunity to contact the American Cancer Society. The ACS has 
a network of field offices located in rural communities that may have access to 
policy data, contacts (in rural communities) who you may be able to receive 
related first hand information from, or staff who are aware of no-smoking 
policies in the rural territories they serve. The same may be true of the 
American Lung Association. If nothing else these may be a good starting point. 
Hope this information is helpful.

Melvin Bobo
melb12902@sprynet.com