The Restaurant Association of Maryland is disputing a report that said restaurant sales continued to increase following a countywide smoking ban law passed in 2003.
The report, released Monday, said restaurant sales across the county have increased more than 19 percent since October 2003, when the smoking ban took effect. The report was made by Montgomery County Council Member Phil Andrews and former Council Member Ike Leggett, a Democratic candidate for County Executive.
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