Oklahoma - Could some Oklahomans be taking a permanent smoke break? State health officials say since the tobacco tax increased in 2005, there's a decrease in cigarette sales. KTEN's Hailee Holliday reports. Many smokers say it's hard to afford to smoke now-a-days since cigarettes are so expensive, but some say the increase in cigarette prices are like rising gas prices, people will still buy. Full Story
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