In an interview with the Miami Herald in 2013, he said he never smoked cigarettes or dipped tobacco, but smoked cigars occasionally.
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By Howard Fischer Capitol Media Services PHOENIX -- A half century ago, the rallying cry was "old enough to fight, old enough to vote.'' Now some Republican Arizona lawmakers are making the same arguments about smoking in opposing efforts to set the minimum age to buy or possess tobacco products in Arizona to 21
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