Chicago nativity displays face government disclaimer
A Chicago nativity display row prompted US District Judge McMillen to order government disavowal signs at City Hall and Water Tower Park while the ACLU contends the displays violate church state separation. The ruling is not final and may be revisited depending on sign wording and any further appeals.
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Milwaukee Hall sign sparks atheist protest over Christmas message
Atheist group leader Al Haugen argues the Milwaukee City Hall Christmas slogan Keep Christ in Christmas violates state law by endorsing religion. Mayor aide Bert Mulroy notes 15 years without protest but says the sign will be replaced with Please Pay Your Taxes by Check or Mail.
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Hearst parents separate after 40 years of marriage
Randolph Hearst and his wife Catherine have begun living apart after 40 years of marriage due to pressures from Patricia Hearst's kidnapping and trial. A source said the couple started living apart last summer, with Randolph as president of the San Francisco Examiner.
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