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Many people find background muisic to be annoying.
For the 102,000 people in Albuquerque with hearing loss, this form of noise pollution adds to their disability, and makes it difficult or impossible to communicate with others. Virgina Carr, Alma Pinckozi, Jean Wallis, Karen Twohig and Wayland Clancy represented the chapter when SHHH member Steve Frazier made the presentation. The managers of all four of the city's Target stores were present, and Frazier explained to them how loud background music can make it difficult for the hard of hearing to communicate, even iaf wearing hearing aids. Other NM Resources NM Commission for the Deaf and Hard of Hearing 1435 South St. Francis Drive, Santa Fe. New Mexico Relay Network 4000 Montgomery Blvd.