Butt Heads (Creve Coeur)


Creve Coeur	SUPPORT BAN? (Y/N/U)	SMOKER? (S/NS/Q)	PACKS (#/day)	BRAND	YRS SMOKED (#)	TIMES TRIED TO QUIT (� = SUCCESS)
NAME/TITLE
Harold Dielmann, Mayor	Y^C	NS
(Council 1) David Kreuter	BUTT HEAD
(1) Beth Kistner¹	Y^R	Q	2	Camel Lights	15	1^�
(2) A.J. Wang	Y	NS
(2) Tara Nealey	BUTT HEAD
(3) David Kassander	BUTT HEAD
(3) Robert Haddenhorst Jr.	Y	Q	<1	Marlboro	12	4^�
(4) Jeanne Rhoades	Y^C	Q	1	Marlboro Menthol	8	>3^�
(4) Laura T. Bryant	Y^R	NS
¹It was probably one of the greatest joys of my life, being freed from the burden of smoking. I wish that upon anybody who's currently smoking. I really feel like a ban is one of those things that as a region it'd be a real opportunity for us.
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Robert Haddenhorst Jr., Creve Coeur councilman, District 3 I was in Jefferson City recently, and I asked a very pointed question to our esteemed Speaker [of the House], Ron Richard, from Joplin. I said, "Ron, it's not if — it's when. Are we going to be No. 43 to go smoke-free?" He said, "Bob, if it's up to me I'll let us be No. 50. People can vote with their feet. And if they don't like it, they can leave." My last line to him was: "What have you been smoking?"