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A World War II Story of Espionage, Adventure, and Betrayal," by Howard Blum, (Harper: New York), $28.99 softcover.

The schools from the four biggest conferences are asked to sign a document pledging not to rely on state laws.

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The bill would leverage the federal tax code to provide school vouchers for students to attend private secular or religious schools nationwide.

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