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House panel leader leery of creationism bill
Supporters in the Senate, which approved the bill last week in a 28-22 vote, say the broader religious reference improves the bill’s chances of being ruled constitutional.
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At your service
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Out with the old
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Senate broadens teaching creationism proposal
Simpson said she didn’t think the change would resolve constitutional problems, but she believed broadening the subject matter might cause local school boards to hesitate before deciding to insert religion into science classes.
“It does make it clear that a school board can’t just say we’re only going to teach Christian creation theory but we also have to cover other multiple religions,” Simpson said. -
Nolan Fieldhouse sold
Shortly after regaining control, Nolan said he was approached by Voice of God Recordings Inc. to purchase the site, a deal that was finalized in late-December. He said the purchase price of $1.65 million recorded with the county was solely for the real estate and did not include the equipment in the fieldhouse, which was also sold as part of the deal.
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Clothes on the move
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A night for a King: New Albany residents gather to celebrate MLK Day
Rev. Anthony Toran said Community Women for Unity and Equality are answering one of King’s most pertinent and well known questions: What are you doing for others?
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Racism: Altered but not eradicated
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MAY: Celebrate the blessing
And the voice of God echoed from centuries past through a rolling hillside in Israel to a car-filled parking lot leading to the Kennedy Bridge in Southern Indiana — unto us is born this day a savior — joy to the world — Immanuel, God with us, working among us.
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Judge to rule on vouchers’ legality within 30 days
West wrote in his brief filed with the court that more than 99 percent of the 3,900 students who accepted vouchers this year ended up at religious schools, most of them Catholic.
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