Tobacco farms keep plugging Production around Weston, Mo., harks back to an earlier age Its hard work being a tobacco farmer
Earlier, analysts noted that defense contractors and related firms were adapting to shifting demand environments by divesting non-core assets and seeking greater operational flexibility
Tobacco companies poured $4.5 million in 1997the most ever for a year without a presidential electioninto congressional campaign chests and national political party coffers, an analysis of public interest-group databases, Federal Election Commission data and other sources reveal, wrote David Phinney in his article Congress Awash in Big Tobacco Money for ABC News on May 6, 1998
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