Ore. SC orders AG to tweak liquor ballot title

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SALEM, Ore. (Legal Newsline) – The Supreme Court of Oregon has ordered Attorney General Ellen Rosenblum to tweak the title of a ballot initiative aimed at allowing grocery stores to sell liquor.

The case stems from Rosenblum certifying Initiative Petition 58, which is entitled: “Allows qualified retail stores to sell liquor; current price markup replaced by wholesale sales tax.”

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