text: Nebraska had an easy target closing the beer stores in the tiny town near the South Dakota border that sold an estimated 10,000 cans a day mostly to residents of the nearby Indian reservation in South Dakota. That entire issue probably isn't over.
  
  Alcoholism and its massive, disturbing impact (some which shouldn't be explained in a newspaper) is rampant on the reservation. But those problems at other degrees happen throughout Nebraska and the country. What will those people, who pressured the closure of the stores, do to help others with their drinking problems? Find whatever town has the most AA chapters or members and close those liquor stores?