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Hyder Weekly Herald
Hyder, Alaska
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Ketchikan city council voted 5-1 to pass an ordinance last week barring city employees involved in liquor sales from the payroll, affecting only fire chief L. H. Kubley. A recent election allows the city to operate a liquor store if approved by the territorial board, while two local stores continue dispensing hard liquor.
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The Ketchikan city council, by a vote of five to one, passed an ordinance last week eliminating from the city payroll all persons engaged in the sale of liquor, according to the Ketchikan Chronicle.
Apparently only one person, L. H. Kubley, chief of the city fire department, was affected by the enactment.
A recent municipal election granted the city authority to establish and operate a liquor store if sanctioned by the Territorial liquor control board.
In the meantime two local stores are dispensing hard liquor.
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Ketchikan
Event Date
Last Week
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only one person, l. h. kubley, chief of the city fire department, was affected by the enactment.
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The Ketchikan city council, by a vote of five to one, passed an ordinance eliminating from the city payroll all persons engaged in the sale of liquor. A recent municipal election granted the city authority to establish and operate a liquor store if sanctioned by the Territorial liquor control board. In the meantime two local stores are dispensing hard liquor.