Smoke and Mirrors in Cleveland

By Jim Swift

Published December 8, 2015 3:31pm ET

Smoke and Mirrors in Cleveland — In the near future, 18-year-olds in Cleveland, Ohio, will be able to vote and enlist in the military. But they won’t be old enough to buy a pack of smokes. That’s because the City Council has passed a resolution banning the sale of “cigarettes, tobacco or other smoking products, including electronic cigarettes, in the city […]

In the near future, 18-year-olds in Cleveland, Ohio, will be able to vote and enlist in the military. But they won’t be old enough to buy a pack of smokes.

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