Litigation
Jul. 16, 1999
Suit Claims State's Use of Tobacco Funds Violates Law
California has violated federal law by earmarking for general fund coffers the leftover money from its share of last year's national $206 billion settlement with tobacco companies, a lawsuit claims. The surplus funds should have been given to victims of smoking-related diseases who are on Medi-Cal, the complaint states.




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