A suburban school district's move to foster student debate of evolutionary theory is a trendy way of sneaking legally banned talk of creationism into public classrooms, a watchdog group says. Two thousand Michigan schoolchildren crowded the lawn of the Capitol yesterday for a rally to celebrate voting, as adult leaders stressed its importance for their futures. What's happening in Ann Arbor today their families who suffered from Hurricane Georges, The Daily Princetonian reported. Palestinian leader Yasser Arafat accepted Israel's formula for turning over more land on the West Bank yesterday and voiced hope that an agreement could be concluded at a White House summit in mid-October. As the storm approached, newly appointed Civil Defense Director Elpidio Baez discounted scientific projections that it was likely to rip through the heart of the nation and its capital, Santo Domingo.
Members hope to return at a calmer time.
Erma Welch of Flint had considered the Caribbean Sea, which stood just 20 feet from her hotel, the most beautiful part of her stay in Haiti. Currently, methadone is available only at special clinics, making it difficult for some addicts to hold down jobs and receive their daily dose of the liquid narcotic. Some states bar methadone altogether. A burst of radiation from a distant star smashed into the Earth's upper atmosphere last month with enough energy to power civilization for a billion years, astronomers say. The immense wave of energy, the most powerful ever recorded from beyond the sun, caused at least two satellites to shut down briefly, but it reached the Earth's surface at a strength equal only to a typical, single dental X-ray.