China prevents discussion of censure
May 4, 2000
BEIJING — Introducing a “no-action” motion that passed by a 22-18 vote, China successfully prevented the U.N. Human Rights Commission from discussing a U.S. motion
Ruling: Churches cannot limit use
May 4, 2000
A proposal to exempt religious organizations from renting facilities to groups that hold incompatible religious views has been vetoed by Kentucky Gov. Paul Patton. House
Two states act on the Ten Commandments
May 4, 2000
Two states are making statements about posting the Ten Commandments. Indiana Gov. Frank O’Bannon signed legislation March 14 that permits government entities, including schools, to
High Court debates partial birth
May 4, 2000
The U.S. Supreme Court tackled the constitutionality of state bans on partial-birth abortion April 25. Some 30 states have laws banning the late-term abortion procedure.
Study finds religious-minded are not weak-minded
May 4, 2000
Religion isn’t a crutch for the weak-minded or the opiate of the masses, according to researchers at Ohio State University. Despite the criticism of people
Dog tracks may get $2.5 million break in taxes
May 4, 2000
It’s off to the races again as far as gambling legislation is concerned, and the loser will be the General Fund budget if a $2.5
Ohio motto ‘With God’ unconstitutional
May 4, 2000
Ohio’s official state motto, “With God, all things are possible,” is unconstitutional, the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Sixth Circuit ruled April 25. A
Kentucky approves guns in churches
May 4, 2000
The Kentucky House of Representatives approved a bill March 29 that allows anyone with a permit to carry a concealed deadly weapon to church, expanding
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