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Posted: 6:07 AM May 9, 2009
Atheist group sues over rejection of ads on buses
Bloomington, IN An atheist group has sued Bloomington's bus service for rejecting ads that say "You can be good without God."
Reporter: The Associated Press |
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An atheist group has sued Bloomington's bus service for rejecting ads that say "You can be good without God."
Bloomington Public Transportation Corp. says the proposed ads, which would have been placed on the back of city buses, violate its advertising policy, which bans statements for or against "controversial public issues."
The Indiana Atheist Bus Campaign filed a federal lawsuit Tuesday in Indianapolis, saying the policy was too vague and violated constitutional rights to free speech and due process. The suit asks the court to order the city to allow display of the ads.
A woman who answered the phone at Bloomington Transit on Friday said no one was available to comment on the suit.

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