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The tobacco industry then took its case to the Legislature, and in February 1989 Senator William Campbell (R-Industry) introduced a resolution urging the Board of Equalization to adopt an alternative method of computing the tax rate on tobacco products, one favorable to the tobacco industry, whereby one cigarette is the equivalent of one cigar, one-twentieth of a can of snuff, or one bowl of pipe tobacco. The bill died in the Senate Revenue and Taxation Committee, representing a victory for the Coalition
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Amounts were included in the 1989-1990 and 1990-1991 budgets to fund the competitive grants for other public and nonprofit agencies