Beer ban: New river rule sensible, necessary
Authorities concerned about the Illinois River are now taking steps to protect it on two fronts — environmental and social.
The former is a lawsuit filed by the attorney general that seeks to reduce the amount of poultry-related pollution in the river. The latter is a rule approved by the Oklahoma Scenic Rivers Commission aimed at partyers.
The commission made a wise, and needed, move when it voted recently ...
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