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COLUMBIA, S.C. (AP) -- South Carolina Gov. Mark Sanford has signed into law a bill allowing governments to post the Ten Commandments and The Lord's Prayer as part of so-called historical displays.
It is the latest of several religious-based bills to become law in the state. Last month, the Republican governor signed legislation advising local governments how to legally pray before meetings.
Earlier this month, he let a bill authorizing an "I Believe" license plate to become law.
Marc Stern with the American Jewish Congress says the bills are an obvious endorsement of religion by legislators in an election year. The group is looking to sue over the license tag.
Supporters say it's time for Americans to defend the country's founding beliefs in religion.
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On behalf of the more than 100,000 members of the Association of the United States Army, I write to urge you to complete action on 2011 Defense Appropriations legislation immediately. Now is the time for action – not words.
In a time of war, expeditious completion of defense funding legislation is absolutely essential. Our Army in the field needs timely access to appropriate funding. Failure to pass a spending bill creates the possibility of funding the Department of Defense under a year-long continuing resolution instead.
Secretary of Defense Robert M. Gates said that the budget request for fiscal 2011 was $549 billion, and the continuing resolution would come in at $526 billion. That would represent a $23 billion cut in the defense budget in the current fiscal year. "It's the worst of all possible kinds of reductions, in significant measure because it comes halfway through the fiscal year," Secretary Gates said.
I ask that you focus your considerable energies solely on completing a bill that will provide an uninterrupted stream of funds and will be ready for signature by the President before March 4th.
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