That's what legislators hope will happen if Senate Bill 328, a keg registration bill, is passed. There are unscrupulous liquor dealers, but I do believe Marge Roberson, past president of the Kansas Association of Beverage Retailers, when she tells me the majority of store owners are very responsible, keeping detailed keg purchase logs and staying alert for suspicious purchases. One store owner tells me she even photos the drivers' licenses. On the other hand, I'm wondering if this law would actually deter underage drinking, especially on college campuses where legal and non-legal drinkers mix. I'm not knocking the law.
Every bit helps.
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