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In January, an attorney for Raybestos-Manhattan told a judge in Hawaii, who was about to schedule the first of a hundred and forty-one lawsuits that had been filed on behalf of former workers at the Pearl Harbor Naval Shipyard, or their survivors, that punitive damages could turn punishment into annihilation. At the same hearing, a Johns-Manville attorney warned that punitive damages constituted overkill that would destroy companies and prevent future plaintiffs from getting any kind of compensation
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Minorities & Smoking Home Taking Notice The Power of Tobacco Marketing A History of Marketing Menthol to Minorities Supporting and Suppressing Minority Communities Targeting Latinos Targeting Minority Women: A Marginalized Market Family Smoking Prevention and Tobacco Control Act The DOC Response Recent Struggles A History of Marketing Menthol to Minorities The first mentholated brand, Spud, debuted in the 1920s, marketed by the Axton-Fisher Tobacco Company
