Oregon bars with patios face time restrictions

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PORTLAND, Ore. (AP) — When some people want to party, others want to sleep.

Most everyone has been on both sides of that conflict, but members of the early-to-bed crowd lose nightly battles when they live next to a bar or tavern, and they’ve become increasingly sleep-deprived since Oregon passed a law prohibiting patrons from smoking indoors.

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