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Newspaper Article
Council to consider `boom car' restrictions
1990
Overview
The City Council member from District 6 seethed with disdain - not over such questions as violent crime, illegal drugs or blatant discrimination, but for the evil ``boom car.`` [Charles] Shorter wanted his fellow council members to approve an ordinance that would prohibit - or at least restrict - the use of automobiles containing highly amplified stereo systems. ``To me, it presents a clear and present danger,`` Shorter told his fellow council members. ``It's simply provocative because it angers, it annoys. It's offensive because it offends. It's despicable, wretched and bad. It's despicable because it's contemptible. And also it's rude, impolite, discourteous and uncouth.
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Times Publishing Company
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