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Berlin replied that lawyers have at least an indirect responsibility to the state...
Advocates of federal aid argue that church-founded schools and hospitals are already receiving millions of dollars in indirect support through Government assistance to students and patients. They also point to the progress made by institutions of other conservative churches that have been willing to accept federal money. A case in point is Tennessee's struggling Belmont College, founded in 1951, which refuses all federal aid and is kept alive by doles from the state Baptist convention. In plant and personnel, Belmont cannot compare with nearby David Lipscomb College, supported by the Churches of Christ, which took in more...
Winthrop (2-3) protested after the game that the referee should have awarded Eliot an indirect kick since the Winthrop defender who touched the ball with his hand had been standing outside the penalty area. Winthrop thus may take on the role of spoiler as the last four minutes of the protested game will be replayed with Eliot trailing...
...close down Congress. So Castello Branco simply put the rules into effect by decree, and for good measure dissolved Brazil's 13 political parties; in their place, he created a majority government party called ARENA and a mild opposition catchall called M.D.B. Early this month, in an indirect election by Congress, ARENA'S presidential candidate-ex-War Minister, Marshal Artur da Costa e Silva, 64-swept easily to victory, and is to take office next March. With that accomplished, Castello Branco fortnight ago felt secure enough to draw up another decree and order out of Congress six morefederal...
...left standing a significant decision by the Maryland Court of Appeals, which had ruled against Atheist O'Hair - while readily conceding her basic point. Not only do such exemptions raise everyone else's taxes, agreed the Maryland court, but they also give religious organizations the equivalent of indirect government grants. Even so, the court insisted, such "grants" do not violate the establishment clause because their prime purpose is secular rather than sectarian. While religious organizations get a tax break, the general public gets an even bigger break through such church activities as aid to the poor and aged...