Calif. Moves To Ban Violent Toys By July First
California lawmakers push a first of its kind act banning toy bombs grenades and torture devices from shelves with a July first deadline. The law fines up to 300 dollars and exempts aircraft ships cars and other crafts. Law enforcement and toy makers weigh impact while retailers report dwindling demand and compliance.
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Community groups in Kermit push small‑group meetings
The Goals program aims to mobilize civic groups to invite small gatherings in Kermit. The effort seeks to influence local clubs and organizations to host meetings as part of a city promotion initiative.
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