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To force the issue, they ran a full-page ad in the California edition of the New York Times on February 29, 1996, during the CMA's annual House of Delegates meeting

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Total annual SAM estimates include the deaths of 589 males and 377 females by residential fire during 1994--1998 (5), and the deaths of 15,517 males and 22,536 females from lung cancer and heart disease attributable to exposure to secondhand smoke (6)

The trend has escalated in recent months

Belshe, Kimberly: Southern California spokesperson for tobacco industry against Proposition 99, 1988