States move to ban or limit happy hours nationwide
AP reports a national mood to curb drunken driving prompts six states to restrict happy hours with bans on free or reduced price drinks and two-for-one offers. Massachusetts leads with a broad ban while others like Nebraska New Jersey Texas Michigan and Ohio adopt varying limits.
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Michelle Glastetter
National Conference of State Legislatures
National Restaurant Association
Dorothy Dee
Massachusetts
Alcohol-Control Boards
Associated Press
Arizona
Bruce Babbitt
Texas
Crosby unable to post bond while in NJ rehab case
Singer David Crosby remains jailed on Rikers Island after failing to post a 15000 dollar bond tied to a fugitive warrant from Texas. Authorities say he was found with a small amount of cocaine and charged with misdemeanor possession as a hearing is scheduled for March 6 on the fugitive and cocaine charges.
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Rikers Island
Texas
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Summit
N.J
Dallas
Crane
New angel watches over Stormie after transplant record
Stormie Jones 7, the world first heart-liver transplant survivor, says Mary Cheatham 17 of Fort Worth is now watching over her after dying on the operating table in Pittsburgh during a second heart-liver transplant. Both girls shared hypercholesterolemia.
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Stormie Jones
Stormie
Mary Cheatham
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Lois
Susie’ Jones Brown
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John Armitage
Presbyterian University Hospital of
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