The 6th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals said yesterday it will rehear arguments about whether the motto's wording violates the U.S. Constitution as an apparent government endorsement of religion. On April 25, a panel of the court ruled 2-1 that the motto is unconstitutional. Opponents saw yesterday's move as a setback. The state has left in place a bronze plaque bearing the motto at an entrance to the Statehouse. Patriots, 49ers open practices to public Two one-hour practices by the San Francisco 49ers and the New England Patriots will be open to the public.
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More on Canton's Pro Football Hall of Fame festivities will be featured in a special section of tomorrow's Akron Beacon Journal. Country's McGraw, Hill coming to Gund Country's first couple, Faith Hill and Tim McGraw, will stop at Gund Arena on Sept. 1. Between them, Hill and McGraw have sold 27 million albums, helped with last year's Breathe and A Place in the Sun, respectively. Tickets go on sale next Saturday. In other Gund Arena news, the Diana Ross and the Supremes show set for Monday night was officially canceled yesterday.