Detroit City Council approves ordinance to require businesses to accept cash
Councilwoman Angela Whitfield Calloway introduced the ordinance earlier this year after she tried to purchase with cash and was denied at Plum Market in Downtown Detroit.
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Councilwoman Angela Whitfield Calloway introduced the ordinance earlier this year after she tried to purchase with cash and was denied at Plum Market in Downtown Detroit.
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