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Cedar Rapids Gazette in Cedar Rapids, Iowa

02 Aug 2001

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Cedar Rapids Gazette

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Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

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Aug 02, 2001

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6

Ten Commandments Monument Unveiled in Alabama Supreme Court

A 5,280-pound granite monument dedicated to the Ten Commandments was unveiled in the Alabama Supreme Court rotunda. Chief Justice Roy Moore described the display as stemming from America's historical roots and moral foundation, noting forefathers cited sovereignty of God since 1776. Moore and other donors funded the statue amid national debates on religious displays in public spaces after a May Supreme Court ruling.

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Judge Saves Manslaughter Conviction Over AA Privacy Claim

In White Plains a federal judge overturned two manslaughter convictions by ruling AA meetings are protected religious communications. Paul Cox 33 faced 16 years minimum. testimony from AA members at trial factored into the case. DA Jeanine Pirro said she will appeal.

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White Plains N.Y Alcoholics Anonymous Paul Cox Laksman Rao Chervu Shanta Chervu Larchmont
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Senate backs new arsenic standards for drinking water

The Senate voted 97 to 1 to require new arsenic limits and pressure Bush to lower the allowed level. The plan differs from the House version which would keep Clinton's 10 parts per billion standard.

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