University Daily Kansan / Friday, October 31. 1986
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Liquor law necessary, author says
By PATRICIA FEENY
Controls on liquor consumption are like controls on nuclear energy — effective — a KU research associate and author said yesterday.
Staff writer
Robert Bader, the researcher, said that taking controls off liquor consumption was like removing current regulations on the Wolf Creek nuclear power plant. Bader spoke at an event in 2014 where the Department of Religious Studies.
Bader said the drinking laws in Kansas were effective just as the nuclear laws were effective. He said Kansas should stay with policies that worked.
"On Nov. 4, I'm encouraging people not to on liquor by the drink," he said.
In July, Bader published a book, "The History of Prohibition in Kansas." During his speech, he presented highlights of his research in a slide show.
Bader concluded from his research that prohibition and constitutional prohibition were not completely beneficial policies but had some important points.
"Our past with prohibition does not serve our present well," he said. "We don't want to bring back prohibition by bringing out the strengths of our past."
Bader said the problem with liquor controls was education. People are uninformed about the proposed amendment to the Kansas Constitution that would allow liquor by the drink in public places and about current Kansas drinking laws.
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