Reagan racial policy clash tests First Amendment limits
A Supreme Court review questions whether denying tax exempt status to faith based schools over racial rules violates religious freedom. President Reagan, opposing racial discrimination yet opposing agency overreach, backs proposed legislation to bar tax exemptions for discriminatory groups. The IRS reversal and internal clashes sparked protests from aides and ties to church groups.
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Denver Bank Robbery Suspects Captured. Brother Detective Involved
Patrolman Edward Brooks and two accomplices are detained after a bank robbery at the Dominion Bank of Denver. Brother William Arthur Brooks, 46, is among the suspects. Mrs. Maw and Brenda Sue Man aided during the exchange. Police Capt. Don Mulnix commends Brooks for a brave, if unarmed, pursuit despite a jammed revolver and gunfire exchanged during the chase.
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Chase
William Arthur Brooks
Don Mulnix
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Brooks
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Stapleton International Airport
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Malnix
Mrs. Maw
Panel urges school play performance
A blue ribbon panel of Harford County educators advised that Superintendent Alfonso Roberts allow a single performance of the play Inherit the Wind at North Harford Middle School. The panel said the work portrays the 1925 Scopes trial and related debates over evolution and creationism.
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Harford County
Baltimore Sun
Alfonso Roberty
John T. Scopes
Tennessee
Roberty
North Harford Middle School
Pylesville
100000 ton rock threatens homes near Castle Rock
A 100000 ton boulder perched on a cliff above Castle Rock prompts evacuations for 23 families after a state geologist warned a rockslide risk. The rock sits on church property and is monitored by the US Geological Survey using a cable and spring system.
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Colo
UPI
George Durkop
Durkop
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Archdiocese of
Denver
U.S. Geological Survey
City nixes N plant plan in Tacoma council vote
Tacoma officials reject 150 million interim mothball plan for two nuclear plants. City would shoulder about 10.7 percent or roughly 10 million to keep future construction alive. Deputy Mayor Al Nielson flipped to support the prevailing side, nudging the tally to 6-2 and leaving open a possible reconsideration next week. Utilities have largely rejected joining the mothballing.
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Wash
UPI
al Nielson
Nielson
Tacoma City Light
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