Church State Dilemma Reappears in Two Courts
Hartford suit by 15 taxpayers and Connecticut Civil Liberties Union challenges federal grants to four Catholic colleges claiming First Amendment church state separation. Austin suit over spaceflight prayers dismissed. O Hair plans appeal. Both cases push clarity on religious freedom and neutrality in government aid.
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Nicholas von Hoffman critiques consumer credit and the tax funded push to buy depreciating goods like the Polluter 500. He highlights Louis O Kelso a San Francisco economist who argues credit should reflect wealth created by machines, not jobs, proposing changes to wealth creation and the role of labor in funding prosperity.
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James Kilpatrick argues the NLRB functions as an AFL-CIO ally rather than a neutral body. He calls for reform through a new labor court or Taft-Hartley restatement, noting the need to curb the general counsel’s power and to empower management while discussing Kelso’s capitalist wealth ideas for minority uplift.
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