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Being able to breathe shouldn't
be a crap shoot. This print ad from Smokefree Mississippi noted that casino employees face severe SHS exposure; noted that 68% of Mississippi voters are in favor of a law that would prohibit smoking in most indoor public places, including casinos; and listed Mississippi casino companies operating in states with non]smoking or restricted smoking policies. |
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Don't gamble with secondhand
smoke This print ad urged that casinos be made smokefree and noted, "Casino employees are at a greater risk of lung and heart disease. Workers in casinos that are “well ventilated” still absorbed nicotine at 300-600 percent higher levels than workers in other workplaces." |
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Love my job, hate the smoke This print ad featured a female casino worker asking smoking patrons to smoke outside. |
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Love my job, hate the smoke This print ad featured a male casino worker asking smoking patrons to smoke outside. |
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Step Out of the Old and Into the Bold. This print ad from www.smokefreecasinos.org described the benefits of smokefree air in protecting casino workers. |
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Breathe easy. Smoke-free gaming. Muckleshoot
Casino. This ad appeared in Alaska Airlines Magazine. |
| For more information, contact: Jono Polansky | jono@onbeyond.com | 415-453-9369 For related ads, please visit: http://tobaccoscam.ucsf.edu/ads/index.cfm |
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Breathe Easy Smoke-Free Gaming This advertisement from the Muckeshoot Casino in Washington state notes that "We’d like to clear the air—Muckleshoot Casino has the largest non-smoking facility in the state." |
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"My definition of winning? Live to play
another day. That means smokefree gaming." This quote from professional poker player Tom McEvoy was featured in a print advertisement on the health and economic benefits of smokefree gaming. |
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"We opened 100% smokefree in 1997. We’ve
expanded 100% smokefree. And even smokers thank us for it." This quote from Marc Kaplan, Marketing Director, Taos Mountain Casino in New Mexico was featured in a print advertisement, which also noted that the majority of casino patrons are nonsmokers and the majority of patrons prefer smokefree environments. |
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"I’m convinced that smokefree gaming
is the future. And the future is always closer than we think." This quote from Kelsey A. Begaye, former president, Navajo Nation, was featured in a print advertisement on the benefits of smokefree casinos. |
| For more information, contact: Tim Filler PO Box 1657 Indianapolis, IN 46206 |
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Don't gamble with secondhand smoke This print advertisement featured tumbling dice, smoke-filled air, a mail-in card to fill out to support smokefree gaming, and information on the health hazards faced by casino employees due to secondhand smoke exposure in the workplace. |
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Don't gamble with secondhand smoke This print advertisement featured tumbling dice, smoke-filled air, and information on the health hazards faced by casino employees due to secondhand smoke exposure in the workplace. |
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Yes for Legislation 0311-08 This advertisement outlined the health hazards of working in smoke-filled casinos. |
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| Michigan Smokefree Casinos Ad Don't gamble with workers' lives. Support smokefree air for everyone This print ad depicted a casino worker holding dice and urged the Michigan Legislature to pass a smokefree air law that included casinos. |
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| Smoking Not a Winning Hand This billboard from Kaiser Permanente featured a series of playing cards labeled with various diseases caused by smoking, e.g., cancer, bronchitis, etc. |
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| Vince Rennich's Story This public service announcment describes how Vince Rennich, a nonsmoking casino employee exposed to secondhand smoke on the job, was diagnosed with lung cancer. |
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| Smoke-free casinos are the best bet This print advertisement provides contact information for the California's Clean Air Project. |
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contact: Pete Bialick, President GASP of Colorado Colorado BREATH (Bar & Restaurant Employees Against Tobacco Hazards) 303-444-9799 (phone) info@gaspforair.org (E-mail) www.gaspforair.org (GASP Web site) www.breathcolorado.org (Breath Web site) | |
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Attention Casino Workers! You Are Not Alone!
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