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Van Wilkerson, the head of a Sunday-comics consortium that's dropping "Doonesbury" from its lineup, tells Dave Astor the move "was not a political statement of any kind. I personally don't have an opinion about 'Doonesbury' one way or another." Meanwhile, Anniston (Ala.) Star editorial page editor Bob Davis says "we will find a way to run it in the Sunday paper" even if the strip isn't in the regular comics section.
> Anniston Star protests what it calls "Doonesbury" censorship (Misc.)
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