March 6, 1998
Memos suggest R.J. Reynolds marketing to 14-year-oldsShare
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Elizabeth Stawicki - Reporter
The State produced memos in Minnesota's tobacco trial suggesting the nation's number two cigarette company was marketing to children as young as 14. Those memos were introduced during testimony by R.J. Reynolds CEO Andrew Schindler. The tobacco industry has long denied it markets to children. Minnesota Public Radio's Elizabeth Stawicki reports.
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