New law could further limit smoking opportunities in Oklahoma City restaurants
It seemed most ranchers, oil barons and other folks smoked when some of Oklahoma City ’s historic restaurants opened decades ago.
But now, a new law could snuff out smokes in more eating establishments. And the whole idea is lighting up some restaurant owners even though they don’t happen to smoke.
"We’ve probably had one or two legislators who came in, smoked a cigar and probably went down...
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