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186. "Rated R for Alcoholic Content," American

Policy," Las Vegas Review-Journal, July 4, 2003.

Beverage Institute Online, May 10, 2002, www.abion

166. MADD, "Alcohol Related Laws."

line.org/news_article.cfm?ID=17.

167. Ibid.

187. Mindus, pp. 9­13.

168. Ibid.

188. Thurston Hatcher, "Senator Wants Two-

Drink Limit on Planes," CNN.com, July 27, 2001,

169. Carol Morello, "Bar Raids Irritate Owners,

www.cnn.com/2001/TRAVEL/NEWS/07/25/infli

Drinkers," Washington Post, January 8, 2003, p. B1.

ght.drinking/.

170. Quoted in ibid.

189. Robert Wood Johnson Foundation, "Grant

Resources Database," www.rwjf.org/search/search.

171. Quoted in ibid.

jsp?searchchoice=3.

172. Mike Johnson and Linda Spice, "Bucher Takes

190. Mindus. David J. Morse, vice president for

Hard Line on Teen Parties," Milwaukee Journal

communications for the Robert Wood Johnson

Sentinel, October 7, 1999, p. 1.

Foundation, has written: "We have no interest in

returning to the prohibition days of the

173. Pam Rogers, "Prosecutors as Partners,"

Eighteenth Amendment. Our work is focused on

MADDvocate, Summer, 2001, www.madd.org/

reducing underage drinking and the many health

news/0,1056,3688,00.html.

and social problems cause by the illegal use and

abuse of alcohol by youth." David J. Morse, "What

174. Corinne Reynolds, "BPD Still Waiting for

Have They Been Drinking?" letter to the editor,

Letter; Students Want Answers," Indiana Daily

Washington Times, October 10, 2003, p. A20.

Student, September 9, 2002.

191. Mindus, pp. 1, 21­22.

175. Quoted in ibid.

192. Ibid., p. 12.

176. MADD, "Alcohol Related Laws."

193. Ibid.

177. Ibid.

194. Ibid., p. 14.

178. Dan Mindus, "Beyond the Neo-Prohibition

Campaign: The Robert Wood Johnson Foun-

195. Ibid.

dation," Center for Consumer Freedom, April 10,

2003, p. 8, www.consumerfreedom.com/report_

196. "States and Cities Can Take Immediate Steps

rwjf.cfm.

to Lower Alcohol-Related Traffic Deaths," Robert

Wood Johnson Foundation, press release, January

179. Ibid., p. 14.

14, 2002, www.rwjf.org/news/releaseDetail.jsp?id-

1010187104849&contentGroup=rwjfrelease.

180. Bennett, DiIulio, and Walters, p. 76.

197. Mindus, p. 22.

181. Ibid., pp. 74­75.

198. "Youth Access to Alcohol Survey."

182. Ibid., p. 75.

199. Mindus, p. 8.

183. "Liquor Board Allows Tacoma to Ban Sales

of Fortified Beer, Wine," Associated Press,

200. Ibid., pp. 14­15.

December 14, 2001. See also Craig Timberg,

"Neighbors Fight Single-Beer Sales; H Street

201. Ibid., p. 22.

Merchants Decry Effort as an Attack on

Northeast Businesses, Poor," Washington Post,

202. "CSPI on JAMA Article on Underage &

August 31, 2003, p. C1.

Excessive Drinking," Center for Science in the

Public Interest, press release, February 25, 2003,

184. "Neighborhood Watch," American Beverage

www.cspinet.org/new/200302251.html.

Institute Online, November 26, 2002, www.abion

line.org/news_article.cfm?ID=32.

203. "Jim Gogek," SignOnSanDiego.com, www.

signonsandiego.com/news/op-ed/gogek.html.

185. "Prohibition on the Ballot," American Beverage

Institute Online, November 15, 2002, www.abion

204. Jim Gogek, "Taxing the Binge," New York

line.org/news_article.cfm?id=26.

Times, March 13, 2003, p. A27.

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