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The National Smokers Alliance, which successfully challenged Princeton, N.J.'s smoking ban, is pursuing an ethics complaint against an official who voted for the ordinance while her law firm worked for anti-smoking organizations. The complaint charges that Katherine Benesch had a conflict of interest because the American Cancer Society and New Jersey Breathes had paid her law firm $8,500 to study local tobacco ordinances.
January 09, 2001 at 12:00 AM
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