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Tobacco settlement continues to fund Kentucky programs
The annual payment supports health programs, agricultural diversification and childhood development funds, officials said.
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Tobacco settlement continues to fund Kentucky programs
FRANKFORT – Kentucky Attorney General Russell Coleman has announced that the state has received $94.4 million for this year’s Tobacco Master Settlement Agreement (MSA) payment. This means Kentucky has now received $2.96 billion from the nationwide agreement with cigarette manufacturers since it was hammered out in 1998. “The historic Tobacco Master Settlement Agreement showed us how state attorneys general can shape national policy and deliver f…
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