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Farmington School Board
Considers Religion Policy

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House, for the sixth con-
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Friends of Lubavitch.

The administration of the
Farmington Public Schools
will present its proposal to
the board of education
Tuesday night for a policy
on religious groups in the

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Meanwhile, the Bloom-
field Hills schools have
adopted a policy statement,
"Respect for Religious Pref-
erences," after parents
complained that invocation
prayers at commencement
exercises in June included
the words, "in Christ's
name."
In East Lansing, attorney
Zolton Ferency is leading a
fight against a proposal that
the city's cable commission
use programming from the
Christian Broadcasting
Network. Ferency says the
Christian network takes
fundamentalist stands on
abortion, homosexuality
and pornography in its pro-
gramming.

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schools.
The policy will be dis-
cussed after complaints
were aired last month about
Campus Life, a Christian
group, operating at North
Farmington High School
with the approval of the
school's principal.
Some observors believe
that the board may also ad-
dress the issue of holiday
displays and programs in
the schools.

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