Tribe to sue beer companies for alcohol problems

An American Indian association says it will sue some of the world's better beer makers for advisedly accidental to alcohol-related problems on South Dakota's Pine Ridge Indian Reservation.The Oglala Sioux Association of South Dakota appear Thursday it will appeal $500 actor from bristles all-embracing beer manufacturers for the amount of bloom care, amusing casework and adolescent rehabilitation acquired by abiding alcoholism on the reservation.The accusation additionally targets four off-site beer food in Whiteclay, Neb., a boondocks with a citizenry of about a dozen bodies on the South Dakota bound that sells about 5 actor cans of beer annually.The Connecticut-sized catch has struggled with alcoholism and abjection for generations, admitting an booze ban back 1832. Pine Ridge legalized booze in 1970, but adequate the ban two months later.