Florida Bible study course challenged in court
Parents and others sue to block Lee County from teaching Bible history in high schools. School board adopted January curricula based on the Bible, while students and clergy argue the method cannot withstand the challenge. Attorney Tom Julin calls it a Sunday school class. the American Center for Law and Justice defends the district.
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American Center For Law and Justice
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College route blocked by hall against new innovation
A California inventor and musician faces refusal from a practice hall aimed at easing access to College all. The proposal centers on a second device or method designed to facilitate use, but the hall resists adoption.
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Prackert Hall
California
Prominent Spokesman Quotation in Unclear Source
A vague quote fragment presents spokesman Richar Gallagher speaking amid unclear context. The passage lacks dates, locations, or organizations to anchor the event.
FBI chief Freeh backs independent counsel over campaign finance
FBI Director Louis Freeh told the House committee he recommended an independent inquiry to Attorney General Janet Reno based on two criteria including an unavoidable conflict of interest and credible evidence of possible crimes in the Democrats. He dodged questions over two days and suggested releasing an edited memo to avoid compromising the DOJ investigation.
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Bo Barr
R-Ga
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R-Ind
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Espy probe chief blasts turf wars over investigation
Prosecutor Donald Smaltz said Justice Department opposition delayed his probe into Ronald Blackley, former USDA aide. He argued bureaucratic turf battles, not politics, constrained the independent counsel. Blackley was later convicted of concealing 22000 from Mussie associates. Janet Reno defended DOJ as not obstructing the inquiry.
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Snowball theory on space ice faces critics in San Francisco
San Francisco AP Louis Frank a planetary physicist from the University of Iowa presents fresh evidence for his theory that icy comets pelt Earth daily adding water and building blocks for life. He shows photos from NASA Polar spacecraft indicating atmospheric holes from vapor clouds, while skeptics call the data noise and challenge corroborating searches by Arizona teams. NASA Goddard coordinates further verification including Air Force telescope scans and Navy radar reviews.
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Louis Frank
University of Iowa
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Polar
George Parks
University of Washington
University of Arizona
Robert Hoffman
Goddard Space Flight Center
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