The Gwynn family lawsuit says that during Gwynns time in at SDSU, from 1977 to 81, the campus was especially fertile ground for the tobacco companies, which operated through proxies who lavished students with free samples and promotional goods. This despite the best efforts of longtime Aztecs coach Jim Dietz, a tobacco reformist with a personal connection to the issue
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