Public letters touch dogs, storms and gun laws
A reader laments a hit by a speeding car on a dog named Dutchess at Greely Street and Longford Avenue and questions accountability. Other letters criticize liberal rights, discuss storm management devices and memorials, and critique Georgia's Safe Carry Protection Act and ammo purchases by federal agencies.
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Supreme Court upholds Greece prayer practice in public meetings
The Supreme Court ruled 5 to 4 that Greece New York may open board meetings with prayer without violating the First Amendment. The decision rejects the claim that Christian dominated prayers imposed religion, noting no coercive requirement and avoiding a broad standard for sectarian limits.
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