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By Associated Press
The discounted "happy hour"
alcoholic drink would become a thing of
the past in South Carolina under legislation
Sen. Nick Theodore planned to introduce
in the state Senate this week.
Many bars, lounges and restaurants
now offer two drinks or more for the
price of one during slow or highly com
peuuve nours.
The "one-upmanship" between bars
competing for happy-hour prices "has
created some major law enforcement
problems, and it's endangered motorists
across the state," Theodore said.
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The bill would require businesses with
a liquor license to maintian a price list
for their beer, wine and liquor by the
drink. Those prices could not change for
at least a week, in effect ending the twofor-one
happy hour tradition.
The 500-member South Carolina
Restaurant Association has discouraged
its members from happy hour promotions
involving discounted drinks. But
most private bars and lounges do not
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