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Scope/Content: Left to right: Jeff Golden, reporter; Donna Shimp, tobacco control activist; Alfred Blumrosen, labor law professor; Lois Hughes Finifter, lawyer; Shimp worked to achieve a smoke-free workplace through litigation.
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photographic print
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mss200133_1_4_Shimplawyers
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Donna Shimp Papers and Environmental Improvement Associates Records, MSS 2001-33, carton 1, folder 4
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