Playboy ban targeted at blind readers sparks legal clash
Rod Powell, blind, is among 1 000 Americans opposed to Wylie’s effort to strip federal funds for translating Playboy into braille. The plan would shift 103000 from the Library of Congress to curb distribution, seen as censorship to keep sex from blind readers. Powell, a former Overbrook School pupil, argues the move ignores blind readers' desires and reading rights.
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Miss America pageant sets age and residency rules
Atlantic City AP report quotes Miss Albert A Marks Jr the pageant chief executive officer outlining new rules to avoid a repeat of this year s legal battle over the Miss New Jersey title. Contestants must be at least 17 and not older than 26 by Labor Day and must have attended or be attending colleges in the states where they compete.
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Cheese shaped license plates draw public response
AP reports that over 46 000 people replied in a week to the appeal for license plate designs. Final options included a milk can shape and a cheese themed plate with holes. An airplane design came from a man in Oshkosh associated with the Experimental Aircraft Association.
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