Maryland: Lawmaker Pushes Bill To Reverse Ban Of Contraceptives In Vending Machines At K-12 Schools 

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Maryland’s House of Delegates has advanced a bill to reverse a state law in place that bans condoms and birth control from being sold in vending machines at public schools in Maryland.
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