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Court Allows Alcohol Content on Beer Labels
The Supreme Court ruled unanimously that beer makers may put alcohol content on beer labels as free speech, striking down a 1935 law ban. Coors won after challenging the rule, while states without labeling requirements may now require or allow disclosure. The decision also touched on other free speech and election cases.
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