Pennsylvania Legislator Sides With Consumers

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Jacob Gaffney
Issue: November 30, 2000

November 30th, 2000 Pennsylvania Legislator Sides With Consumers Seeking to loosen up Pennsylvania's state-run liquor system, Rep. David Mayernik is pushing for legislation that would allow residents to order 24 bottles of wine a month from out-of-state sellers and have their purchases delivered directly to their homes.

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