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HB 252 E-CIGARETTE TAX BILL PRESS EVENT

What: 

Representative Paul Ray, Students Against Electronic Vaping, and others will present on the current status of House Bill 252, Electronic Cigarette and Other Nicotine Product Amendments. They will discuss their reasons for supporting the bill and the history behind it, and will call for public support. They will be open for questions at the end.

Who:              

Representative Paul Ray 

Students Against Electronic Vaping

Feb 27, 2019

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