"I represent about 7,500 convenience stores from Buffalo to Long Island," said Kent Sopris, President of the New York Association of Convenience Stores on WBEN Monday
In the state's 1996 "Final Report of the Senate Finance Sub-Committee to Combat Cigarette Smuggling in Michigan" it was noted that in mid-1994,[1] the MSP conducted surveillance at just four party stores on I-69 inside Indiana and counted people from 180 Michigan-plated vehicles buying cigarettes in just four hours' time.[98] By raising the state's cigarette tax by 50 cents per pack, Proposal A enabled smugglers to drive away with as much as $150,000 in excise taxes on every tractor-trailer load of cigarettes smuggled into the state $214,000 in 2008 dollars
Many people would like to give up smoking, and this may be one of the ways to do it
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