Court won't hear Ten Commandments display case
The Supreme Court declined to hear a challenge to a granite Ten Commandments monument on a city building, while a separate ruling supported disabled golfer Casey Martin's right to ride in a cart in PGA Tour events. Justices left the monument dispute unresolved, with a 3- vote in dissent.
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Teens witness civil rights history on southern tour
A group of Central New York high school juniors in Jackson Mississippi on a civil rights study trip reflect on the era of federal troops withdrawal after the 1877 election. They tour Tougaloo College and Memphis sights, discuss Othello on the plane, and study King’s assassination location while noting sponsors and local history. Participants express mixed views on globalization protests and nostalgia for southern accents.
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Spy plane to be returned as cargo in Chinese accord
U S and Chinese officials agreed in principle to dismantle and ship home the $80 million EP-3E surveillance craft on a large Russian designed AN-124 cargo plane. Timing and final details remain under discussion as Washington and Beijing seek to resolve the incident that sparked nationalist outrage.
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European reluctance tests US drug policy on Colombia
Private talks with European officials show rejection of US funded eradication and spraying for coca. They warn a military style approach could deepen Colombia's 37 year conflict while seeking alternative aid and reform, as U.S. officials acknowledge a rising trafficking trend and press for more support.
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