SAN FRANCISCO AP - A decades-long dispute between Hare Krishnas and the Los Angeles International Airport over soliciting donations appears to be nearing a resolution, as the California Supreme Court heard arguments Wednesday over whether the airport is a public place.The International Society for Krishna Consciousness of California argues that the airport is much like a public park, and should therefore be open to solicitors.
January 07, 2010 at 12:00 AM
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SAN FRANCISCO AP – A decades-long dispute between Hare Krishnas and the Los Angeles International Airport over soliciting donations appears to be nearing a resolution, as the California Supreme Court heard arguments Wednesday over whether the airport is a public place.
The International Society for Krishna Consciousness of California argues that the airport is much like a public park, and should therefore be open to solicitors.
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