PRINCETON, N.J., July 24 (UPI) -- Three out of four in the United States say the legal drinking age should remain at 21, a Gallup poll released Thursday said.
The poll found that views have changed little since President Ronald Reagan signed a 1984 law that denied highway aid to states with lower ages. A Gallup survey a few weeks earlier found 79 percent in favor of raising the age, which had been lower to 18 in many states.