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From: rob@dadla.tek.com (Rob Vetter;1044;92-725;LP=A;60YB)
Newsgroups: soc.culture.jewish,soc.women
Subject: Re: who drives the bus nonissue?
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Date: Wed, 24-Sep-86 17:21:31 EDT
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	Is it immoral for a young Hasidic male to be in the company
	of a female all of the time (there must be exceptions for
	mothers & sisters) or just when they are unescorted by
	an adult male ?

	If it's the latter, I'm sure the bus district would have no
	objections to the Hasidim providing an escort.  That way no
	one's religious expression would be violated, and the bus
	company wouldn't have to make an illegal exception for anyone. 

	Additionally, why are we only talking about Hasidic boys,
	are there also problems with Hasidic girls and male bus
	drivers ?

Rob Vetter
(503) 629-1044
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