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Top stories for Tuesday the 8th of Jul 2008

Ontario tobacco growers close Simcoe’s main street to protest bank move

Georgia tobacco farms shrinking their output

Lots to see, and hear at 25th Milan No-Till Field Day

Flue-cured women form new group

Ontario growers to meet July 10

Cigarette tax hike upsets Western Mass. smokers

Tax on cigarettes jumps $1 a pack in Massachusetts

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Canada's Tobacco War Canada's Tobacco War
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