Tentative Approval For Bill Aimed At Obscene Literature
In Annapolis the House endorsed a bill to curb obscene material and limit display to minors. A compromise keeps storekeepers liable for sales while barring showing such literature to youths and restricting window displays. The measure links to broader efforts by officials including Mayor D Alessandro and Governor Tawes to curb indecent material.
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