Bars, restaurants worried they could lose business
13th Nov 2006, 07:11 GMT
Last week's election brought a worst-case scenario to some bar owners and restaurateurs as Arizona voters approved a statewide smoking ban and a $1.60-per-hour increase in the minimum wage.
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