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The Minneapolis City Council has voted to repeal a decades-old ban on adult bathhouses, with nine members in favor of the repeal. The decision aims to establish a licensing framework for bathhouses and amend health codes related to contagious diseases. The repeal reflects a shift in public health perspectives since the original ban was enacted during the AIDS epidemic.
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The Minneapolis City Council has voted to repeal a decades-old ban on adult bathhouses, with nine members in favor of the repeal. The decision aims to establish a licensing framework for bathhouses and amend health codes related to contagious diseases. The repeal reflects a shift in public health perspectives since the original ban was enacted during the AIDS epidemic.
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