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A federal jury in New York on Monday rejected racketeering and fraud claims against the tobacco industry brought by Empire State Blue Cross and Blue Shield, which sought $800 million in damages for increased health care costs. But the jury, finding the tobacco companies violated the New York State Consumer Protection Act, awarded the insurer $17.8 million toward the cost of treating New York smokers.
June 04, 2001 at 12:00 AM
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