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The Alabama legislature is considering two bills that could change control of local libraries and possibly expand obscenity laws which could mean more book banning. The University of Alabama Bateman Team is a group of public relations students. They just released a survey that shows opposition to both measures. Ninety percent of those in the survey believe government should not have the power to ban books
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Legislation that reduces the independence of public library boards in Alabama could be debated this week. The state legislature convenes on Tuesday, Feb. 20. Republican Senator Chris Elliott’s SB10 has already passed the Alabama Senate and now goes before the Alabama House.
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State legislators continue impeachment press, seek more info, Alabama Library Association ConventionAlabama legislators say they need more information on an unprecedented process before they can move forward with articles of impeachment against embattled…
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Corrections officials are reporting more violence in Alabama’s prisons.Department of Corrections spokesman Bob Horton says two inmates were stabbed at…