Oberlin can ban non returnable containers faces court tests
Oberlin upheld a ban on non returnable beverage containers by referendum but the law may be challenged in Lorain County Common Pleas Court. Rotino owner of Convenient Food Martin Oberlin seeks constitutional review after his February arrest for selling beer in such containers. His lawyer expects a Pleas Court ruling within 60 days while a municipal court motion argues the law is vague. A 7 Up warehouse annexation to Oberlin prompt questions if it will be exempt from the ban by mid February.
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