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Ohio Sunday Liquor Sales Law May Change

Ohio Sunday Liquor Sales Law May Change

Reported by: 9News Web produced by: Stacy Puzo Photographed by: 9News

5/24/04 4:46:10 PM You soon may be able to buy alcohol on Sunday without having to watch your watch.

The Ohio house was scheduled to vote on a bill that would end a ban on Sunday liquor sales that dates back to prohibition.

The bill would allow liquor stores to sell alcohol from 1 p.m. till midnight on Sunday.

It appears it will pass, changing 71 years of tradition (shouldn't that be "prohibition"? - GH).

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Garrison Hilliard
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just a Clarification form the North Side of OH (Cleveland) The bill in question would allow Retail sales of "hard Liquor" in Many areas Beer/Wine Sales are already permitted on Sundays, and Bars are also allowed to be open on Sundays.

Bruce in Cleveland

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Bruce in Cleveland

additionally, There seems to be no opposition to it, The MADD mothers (aka neo-prohibitionists) have been silent, and the Dpet of Liquor control which makes a percentage of retail (bottle) Liquor sales is anticipating increased revenue (what government entity doesn't like increased revenue) and the Right wing leaning Governor has not commented.

Bruce in Cleveland

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Bruce in Cleveland

Huh? Won't you still have to "watch your watch" to see if it's after 1 pm yet before midnight on Sundays?

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jesskidden

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