Supreme Court case to test campus worship on public universities
The Supreme Court faces a major ruling on whether a state university can bar religious worship on campus. Cornerstone argues bans violate free speech and assembly, while the University of Missouri contends limits align with church state separation. The decision, expected next year, could reshape campus religion policies nationwide.
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Medical costs to rise. possible national health plan urged
Kansas medical officials told the Legislature’s Public Health and Welfare Committee that U S medical care costs will worsen and a nationalized system could emerge within a decade. They blamed rising demand for services and third party payments, urging cost containment and healthier public behavior.
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