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OAG 77-260 is cited in the decision to discuss its previous conclusions regarding the lack of statutory authorization for permits for newspaper vending machines on public rights of way and their classification as purprestures. The decision then modifies this earlier opinion by incorporating considerations of the First Amendment protections for the distribution of newspapers through vending machines, suggesting that cities should regulate rather than completely prohibit such machines.
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