A former C-E-O of the nation's largest cigarette maker testified in Minnesota's tobacco trial Philip Morris never targeted its advertising at non-smokers or people under 18. James Morgan, a long-time Philip Morris marketing executive who rose to C-E-O told jurors smoking is a risky decision only adults should make. Minnesota public radio's Elizabeth Stawicki reports: The tobacco industry brought in James Morgan to testify about Philip Morris' marketing practices in the past 20 years. The State contends the industry targeted underage smokers because they represented a critical market. Most smokers begin smoking before the age of 18 and many select a brand they'll stay with for years to follow. Morgan said...in his words, fortunately there are laws in states that stop minors from buying cigarettes. He told jurors the company