Supreme Court rules open university facilities to religious groups
In a decisive eight to one ruling the Supreme Court said public universities must allow religious groups to use campus spaces for worship and study if other student groups may meet there. The decision centers on the University of Missouri Kansas City's use policy and touches on free speech and free exercise of religion.
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Politicking On Space and the Quest for Public Support
An Atlanta Constitution guest editorial argues space policy hinges on politics and credits public backing for NASA’s growth. Thomas Frieling of Bainbridge Georgia urges direct political involvement by space advocates to revive exploration and highlights space inspired advances in medicine, communications and weather forecasting.
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Congress Grants Last Minute Outside Income and Tax Breaks
Congress rushed to adjourn approving a rule change doubling outside earnings for House members from 15 to 30 percent of salary, effective 1981 with about two weeks to earn. Senate followed by broadening a tax provision allowing deductions for Washington second-home expenses and daily business costs, subject to receipts and IRS substantiation.
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Poland crisis: the worst possible outcome for America
George F. Will argues the West feigns non intervention while Russia suppresses Poland using a satellite regime. He claims Solidarity is starving economically and warns NATO cohesion and Western policy fail to deter Moscow as Jaruzelski resembles Laval in suppressing Poland.
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Aiken Standard Seeks Signed Letters to Editor
The Aiken Standard invites letters to the editor with the writer's signature and mailing address. Anonymous submissions are not considered. Letters should be legible and up to 200 words, with space for editorial editing and condensing.
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