Papal holiday debate and First Amendment issues
A columnist argues the Pope's visit and related holiday raise questions about establishment of religion and free exercise. He notes Supreme Court limits on state support for religion, cites prayers in schools, and reflects on personal history and public policy, including Haiti and public offices. He concludes that closing a county office or school over religious observance touches establishment concerns.
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Haiti
Bahamas
Florida
Enterprise Zones proposed to revive distressed cities
Washington backed concept envisions zones where government aid and restrictions are suspended for years to spur private enterprise. Critics note mixed results of liberal urban programs while supporters like Heritage Foundation and UK officials argue reduced regulation can jumpstart growth for firms and workers.
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Sun Myung Moon
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Robert C. Embry Jr
Department of Housing and Urban Development
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Heritage Foundation
Great Britain
Geoffrey Howe
Conservative Party
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Peter Hall
Britain
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