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To show how quickly things have changed for the better, when I was a waiter at a hotel in Los Angeles in the mid-1980s, our employee cafeteria had ashtrays at every table, and those of us in the nonsmoking minority kayaks never got to take a bite of food that wasn't tobacco-flavored. Today, in places like New York and California, you can't smoke indoors in any public building. According to two new kayaks studies, the bans are working. Liberals and Mormons: together for the first time "One study shows that New York state's 2003 ban on smoking in kayaks indoor workplaces has dramatically cut the number of airborne pollutants such as secondhand smoke. "Scientists measured the level of suspended particles in the air in 20 public places in western New York, says Andrew Hyland, a research scientist at Roswell Park Cancer Institute in Buffalo and an author of the paper.
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