Supreme Court considers Ten Commandments displays in public life
Legal battle over public postings of the Ten Commandments rises anew as Kentucky counties defend framed displays alongside documents like the Magna Carta. ACLU argues such monuments mix government with religion, while supporters cite historical significance and religious liberty. The case echoes Texas and Elkhart disputes, highlighting divisions among justices on church state boundaries.
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Mathew Staver
Liberty Counsel
Supreme Court
Staver
McCreary
Pulaski
American Civil Liberties Union
ACLU
David A. Friedman
Texas
Thomas van Orden
State Capitol
Fraternal
Order of Eagles
Capitol
Austin
van Orden
Erwin Chemerinsky
Duke University
Moses
William H. Rehnquist
Antonin Scalia
Clarence Thomas
Elkhart
Ind
John Paul Stevens
the Lord Thy God
Indiana Monument
Harry Carluck
Associated Press
Greg Abbott
U.S. Supreme Court
Abbott
Cold case in Middletown aims at grand jury for 1985 King Kwik slayings
Detective Frank Hensley reopens the long unsolved King Kwik murders at 1422 S Breiel Blvd. In 1985 Nancy Abrams and John Francis were shot during a robbery. New evidence, including fresh tech, will be presented to Butler County grand jurors meeting Oct. 21.
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Gem Computers
Frank Hensley
Butler County
Hensley
Robin Piper
Nancy Jean Abrams
John L. Francis
King Kwik
S. Breiel Blvd
Stop-N-Go Foods Inc
Englewood
Middletown
White Castle
South Breiel
Nancy Abrams
Abrams
Francis
Jerry Chapman
Russell Dwyer
Dwyer
Grand Jury
Bruck
Bill Becker
U.S. and Iraqi Forces Strike Rebels in West Baghdad Area
U S and Iraqi troops conducted aggressive strikes on insurgent strongholds west of Baghdad. Missiles hit Fallujah streets while raids with Iraqi commandos targeted seven mosques in Ramadi. Civilians reported fatally hurt or arrested. A kebab restaurant was demolished in Fallujah. two residents were wounded in another strike. A Zarqawi linked safe house was cited. In Ramadi, Sunni cleric Sheik Abdul Aleem Saidy and son Osama were arrested.
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Baghdad
Iraq
U.S
Fallujah
Ramadi
Haji Hussein
Hussein
Ty House
Abu Musab al-Zarqawi
Zarqawi
Anbar
Debates Return To Podium Format In Santa Fe
Final debate gathering shifted to a podium style at a Santa Fe resort after private preparation. Kerry and Bush facing high stakes, with analysts predicting lower viewership than the first two contests as voters seek to confirm prior impressions. Moderator Bob Schieffer will lead a domestic issues focus as 62 million watched the opener and 47 million followed the second.
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Kerry
Santa Fe
N.M
Joe Lockhart
Bush
Town Hall
St. Louis
CBS
Bob Schieffer
Buchanan
Northeastern University
Alan Schroeder
Senior girl scores goal after plan to play
Middleton and coach Sue Tarbox arranged for Carlisle senior Kathy Gross to play in the second half with release forms signed by her parents and district officials. Gross scored the final goal of the game amid support from her teammates and coach Rice emphasized focusing on players, not wins.
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Middleton
Sue Tarbox
Jim
Kathy Gross
Gross
Rice
Ashley Downing
Jamie
Carlisle
Rachael Gross
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