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    Which Way, L.A.?

    New Battlegrounds in the War against Smoking

    Two weeks ago, a committee of the State Assembly gutted a package of anti-smoking bills passed by the State Senate. They're now dead in this year's regular session of the state legislature. But last week, the measures got new life in the special health session called by Governor Brown.

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    By Warren Olney • Jul 20, 2015 • 16m Listen

    Two weeks ago, a committee of the State Assembly gutted a package of anti-smoking bills passed by the State Senate. They're now dead in this year's regular session of the state legislature. But last week, the measures got new life in the special health session called by Governor Brown. Julia Horowitz reports from the Capitol in Sacramento for the Associated Press.

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      Warren Olney

      former KCRW broadcaster

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      Julia Horowitz

      Associated Press

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      Stanton Glantz

      UC San Francisco

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      Anthony Fisher

      senior opinion editor at the Daily Beast

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