Restaurant owners look for problems from no-smoke law
Minnesota’s public smoking act could cause major problems for restaurants, two New Ulm restaurant owners warn. The law — the Clean Indoor Air Act — goes into effect today, but it is questionable whether indoor air in New Ulm is going to be cleaned up substantially because of it. Most bars and offices surveyed indicated that they will deal with the law by declaring their entire buildings smoking areas, while restaurant proprietors debated the merits of the act. “It presents enormous problems,” says Don Veigel of Veigel’s Kaiserhoff. “No question about it,” adds ...