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    Library officials say new law about harmful material is vague and difficult to implement

    By Logan Ramsey, EastIdahoNews.com,

    2024-05-04
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    M.S. Hammer
    05-06
    they think it's hard to implement this. They should quit, but they won't for the money and benifits they receive! It's only hard if you think policing these types of books should not be done, do to your personal beliefs!
    stator7
    05-05
    Common sense will win out here.
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