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Says drys miss the point, don't see correlation The recent years drop in DUIs statewide coincides with the mass movement in Kentucky to end probition Shannon Sexton writes: Any life lost on Kentucky roadways is tragic, however should one assume that since Horse Cave had a DUI fatality, they would of had 3 if Horse Cave were not moist? Reports from KSP show DUI collisions DECREASE when a county/city chooses to end prohibition.Comments re article 81995 Randy Young Alcohol brought tragedy to Horse Cave This story was posted on 2016-03-21 12:42:05
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