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In a victory for tobacco companies and American Airlines, a Miami-Dade Circuit Court jury on Thursday decided secondhand smoke was not the cause of a former flight attendant's chronic sinusitis, and denied her damages. It was the second victory in three trials for the tobacco industry, which faces more than 3,000 claims from flight attendants who say smoke from cigarette users aboard airliners made them sick.
September 06, 2002 at 12:00 AM
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