From the Courier-Journal comes this Associated Press story:
Diners complain about Christmas alcohol ban.
Christmas dinners at Indiana restaurants don't include a champagne toast -- or alcohol of any kind.
State law prohibits restaurants and bars from selling alcohol on Christmas, a ban that annoys the managers of many Hoosier establishments, who say it hurts their business.
There are archaic laws in every American state, but it's hard to imagine a more obvious violation of church-state separation than this one -- or a better example of deaf legislators when it comes to making the case.
Sounds like a job for the ACLU.
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