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Religion in the News

Sorel, Edward | October 24, 1994 issue

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The article presents various newspaper reports on religion. Federally funded Job Corps trainees in Anaconda, Montana, are helping to build a Catholic chapel on nearby Mount Butte. The Freedom From Religion foundation protested to U.S. Secretary of Labor Robert Reich on the use of federal funds to support a religious purpose. An excerpt is also given related to a prayer offered on the floor of the U.S. Senate by Chaplain Richard Halverson. A correspondent writes that the hot rumor on Wall Street is that Random House plans to acquire the Vatican. The merger would be a logical follow-up to the purchase by Knopf, a Random House subsidiary, of the U.S. rights to a book by Pope John Paul II for a whopping $9 million, says one publishing analyst.

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RELIGION; MASS media; CHURCH buildings; SUBSIDIARY corporations; HALVERSON, Richard; UNITED States
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