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A Syracuse Hancock International Airport spokeswoman said travel expenses last year totaled $10,255, and that airport personnel take up to 15 trips per year, most of them day trips by car. However,[link widoczny dla zalogowanych], the airport also employs a consulting firm that entertains and solicits business from airline and travel executives.
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However,[link widoczny dla zalogowanych], the experts are not so optimistic on that, saying that it is more likely that smokers have simply turned to neighboring tax havens that permit them to stockpile less expensive cigarettes, contributing to the state treasury misses so-needed revenues. Both neighboring Pennsylvania and Vermont, which are home to substantially lower taxes on cigarette, have seen cigarette sales growth since New York’s tax increase, The Post’s analysis discovered. Due to the tax increase, the average price of one pack of Marlboros rose to $11.60 across New York City versus $5.93 per pack in neighboring Pennsylvania.
Several reports claimed sales have been soaring up in Indian smoke shops, where Tribal Nations have so far impeded Gov. Paterson’s efforts to impose taxes on cigarettes sold to non-members of the tribes.
“We have warned the lawmakers that it would happen, and now it is indeed happening,” admitted James Calvin, spokesman of New York Association of Convenience Stores. “Every time excise tax goes up,[link widoczny dla zalogowanych], smokers opt for that dark, backstreet, unregulated,[link widoczny dla zalogowanych], untaxed trade in cigarettes on the streets. This measure is obviously self-defeating.”[link widoczny dla zalogowanych].
In case the tendency continues, New York State may fail to collect the $260 million revenue Paterson estimated from the 58 percent tax increase. The hike has generated only $13.8 million each month so far, in conformity with state sales numbers, meaning the policy could be short of as much as $136 million by March 31, 2010.
What’s more, the majority of marijuana tests are for metabolites created from marijuana as the body processes it; they mostly do not test for THC, the part of marijuana that gets you high. While some tests do identify the THC level, most tests are for 11-COOH-THC (also known by several other names), a byproduct metabolite that does not get you high but stays in the body much longer than the psychoactive ingredient.
Under the prohibition-zero tolerance approach, police need only prove the presence of these metabolites to establish that someone had used marijuana. This is fairly new territory. For law enforcement in the past, the focus was on arresting users for possession, not for impaired driving.