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HASTINGS, Minn. — Hastings Automotive Inc. and Hastings Chrysler Center have been granted a temporary exemption from the contraception mandate in the Affordable Car Act until the U.S. Supreme Court comes to a decision in the Hobby Lobby case, according to the Hastings Star Gazette.
The dealerships’ owner, Doug Erickson, said he operates his business according to Christian principles.
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