… s dramatic success in reducing youth tobacco use,11,15 insight about what programs might
contribute to reducing youth tobacco use … high school students—Florida, 1998 and 1999. Mor …

… State health needs appear to have little effect on the funding of state tobacco-control … ),
and miscellaneous (ranging from flood control and law enforcement to tax reductions). We also …

… tobacco control policies that contribute to reduced smoking … when tied to funding
comprehensive programs. Because of its … and a rural program in India found more dramatic effects. …

… also been a dramatic re-orientation of how the tobacco industry … tobacco companies and
State Attorneys General in 1998.44, 45 … This foundation was established in 2000 for the express …

… tobacco production has dramatically fallen in these states, … In 1992, the state had 6 local
tobacco coalitions; by 1998, it … evident when in February 2000, 7 tobacco farmers brought a class …

… effects of the California Tobacco Control Program on tobacco… funding declined again in the
1998–1999 and 1999–2000 … -day smoking from 1993 to 1996 was less dramatic in California. …

… and created its tobacco control program that began in 1998. In … For example, in Florida
where the tobacco control program … dramatic declines—the one-time increase leads to a 1.2% …

… in 1998, when the tobacco industry agreed to pay the states … four states that were not part
of the MSA (Mississippi, Florida, … taxes dramatically and strengthen tobacco control policies. …

… and tobacco excise tax revenue, by 2000 all 50 states … allocated dramatically different
amounts to tobacco control in … was measured in 1998-99 prior to the allocation of funds in 2001, …

… of those laws, resulting in dramatically reduced violation rates. … When the Synar regulations
were finalised, Florida, Maine, … 1998, Missouri was penalised by DHHS and required to fund …