Schools Defy Ruling Allowing Prayer In Public Schools
A UPI survey shows many U.S. public schools plan to continue Bible reading and prayer this fall despite the Supreme Court ruling these practices are unconstitutional. Defiance appears strongest in the South with state boards and governors pushing or endorsing ongoing devotional exercises.
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Vegas taxi rates may rise while fight plans draw mixed reactions
A Las Vegas column notes nine local taxi firms seek a 50 percent fare hike to $1 per mile, warning higher prices could cut tips and reduce passenger numbers. The piece also critiques a planned Sonny Liston-Ernest Terrell bout in Las Vegas and praises CalNeva hospitality.
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