States move to crack down on happy hour drink deals
Washington AP report shows Massachusetts leading with a broad ban on happy hour practices, including free or cut-rate drinks and two-for-one offers. Proposals spread to Nebraska New Jersey Texas Michigan Ohio and more, with industry groups wary of lost sales while health groups push safety.
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Boy Burned As Fire Traps Him In Bedroom In Lexington
A 4-year-old boy, Matthew Peterson, was hospitalized in serious condition after a fire trapped him in his Lexington bedroom. His younger brother Daniel and father Scott were also admitted as flames spread from a closet. The blaze forced Mrs Peterson to leap from a second story window to save Daniel.
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Matthew Peterson
Duke University Medical Center
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Jamie Peterson
Matthew
Daniel
Lexington Memorial Hospital
Peterson
Eddie Mize
Mize
Duke
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