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Oklahoma Court Overturns Ruling in Liquor Tax Lawsuit

OKLAHOMA CITY (AP) — The Oklahoma Supreme Court has overturned a lower court ruling that hundreds of restaurants in the state overcharged customers for mixed drinks.

Lawsuits filed in 2011 by Tom Erbar and John Truel alleged restaurants overcharged by adding a 13.5 percent liquor tax to advertised price of mixed drinks.

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74 gift boxes, 74 lives lost: Minnesota State Patrol raises awareness of DWI dangers

The Minnesota State Patrol is shedding light on the consequences of driving under the influence this holiday season.

At Thursday's awareness campaign event at Crossroads Center, State Patrol officers offered mall shoppers the chance to don fatal vision goggles (colloquially known as "beer goggles") and experience a breathalyzer test.

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State: Cambridge liquor license situation ‘unfortunate;’ investigation ongoing

Cambridge’s liquor licensing practices have been confusing and frustrating for a number of business owners, but it’s still unclear whether the city broke state liquor laws, according to the state Treasurer’s Office, which is currently figuring out whether it even has the authority to investigate the matter.

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‘Food is food’ - Alcohol Control Commission recommends food truck sales count

The Alcohol Control Commission is recommending that food truck sales count toward the 50/50 ratio required to serve mixed drinks.

Rome’s Alcohol Control Commission is recommending the city count sales from food trucks toward the 50/50 food-to-drink ratio required if an establishment sells liquor or mixed drinks.