If circumstances were different, North Dakota's public health Prom Dresses would have loved to support a bill going before the Legislature that would fund more health care workers for the state. Instead, they feel like they have to "choose between two children," former state Attorney General Heidi Heitkamp said Monday. Choosing to train more health workers would mean dramatically less funding for the state's tobacco prevention and control program, a program Beaded Gorgeous Strapless Ball Dress and other public health advocates say has reduced tobacco use statewide and was approved by voters in 2008.

But choosing to keep anti-tobacco programs as they are would dramatically diminish the chances of getting funding for health worker training in this biennium. House Bill 1353 would take tobacco Beaded One Shoulder Backless Long Evening Dress money used for anti-tobacco programs to pay for an expansion of UND's School of Medicine and Health Sciences. Gov. Jack Dalrymple declined to put the expansion on his budget and it's the only bill so far that's taking up the cause.

Rep. Bob Skarphol, R-Tioga, its author, said he feels the money would be better spent training more health workers than helping smokers quit. "They're addressing the needs of 18 percent of the Beaded One Shoulder Ruffled Ball Gown population. My proposal would support 100 percent." Centers for Disease Control and Prevention data shows that, in 2009, 18.6 percent of adults statewide smoked. In 2004, 19.9 percent of adult North Dakotans smoke.