Governor's veto sparks debate over liquor bill in Honolulu
Honolulu reaction centers on Senate Bill No. 2 for liquor control. The Hawaiian Protective Association officials reject Governor Dole's stance, defend the measure as a comprehensive reform, and urge publication of their letter detailing legal and practical grounds for enacting tighter liquor regulation.
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Hawaii Liquor Bill Critique and Amendments Debate
The Hawaii Protective Association argues amendments to Senate Bill 21 align liquor controls with existing laws, strengthening penalties and centralizing licensing. The document quotes authorities asserting two subjects in one act are valid, discusses county and tax law conflicts, and defends the governor’s objections as insufficient to block passage.
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