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Whiteclay beer establishment loses liquor license


The Nebraska Liquor Control Commission has revoked the liquor license of a store owner in Whiteclay who is a convicted felon.

But the man's son is trying to restart the business, one of four stores that caters to a largely Indian clientele from the nearby Pine Ridge Reservation in South Dakota. However, the son has violated state liquor law on two occasions, according to news reports.

Native activists and a group called Nebraskans for Peace have tried to shut down the liquor stores in Whiteclay, saying they routinely violate the law. The stores sell 11,000 cans of beer a year.

Get the Story:
Advocates of beer-free Whiteclay aim to seize chance (The Lincoln Journal Star 4/2)
Whiteclay store owner loses liquor license (AP 4/2)

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