Colorado weighs posting In God We Trust in schools
The Colorado Board of Education plans a nonbinding resolution to display In God We Trust in schools amid debate over church state issues. Supporters call it a moral guide, opponents fear a step toward reintroducing religion in public education.
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Yale professor Laudor held for six months in secure care
Michael Laudor, a Yale Law School graduate and professor, was ordered to six months in a secure treatment center after psychiatrists found a dangerous mental disorder. Prosecutors said doctors’ statements would likely prevent a murder conviction. The case ties to his 1998 Hastings on Hudson apartment where the incident occurred.
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Man sought in wife's slaying arrested at store
In Wareham and New Bedford cases, Earl Harvey, 68, was arrested at Savers after an arrest warrant linked him to the June 28 death of Athena Harvey, 66, found in her home. She was stabbed and bludgeoned, body wrapped in sheets with a rope around her neck, believed dead for over a week. Staff knew the couple as longtime regulars.
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