Deliberations began Thursday in the case of a former flight attendant who says she got emphysema from cigarette smoke in airline cabins. Attorneys for Marie Fontana, who doesn't smoke, charged that her medical condition was aggravated by smoky air in the TWA jets she flew from 1973-96, when she retired on disability. Hers was the first of what could be thousands of cases to go to trial.
April 05, 2001 at 12:00 AM
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