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Title   Bible Author   Various Challenge Location   Swan Valley Elementary School County   Missoula City   Condon Challenge Date   1989 Challenge   Bible and other religious materials removed from library based on a 1971 law Resolution   Not reported Challenge Documentation   Sabol, Chery. "ACLU joins fight against library law." Daily Inter Lake. 26 Jan. 1989. n. pag.Â

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