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Bill Handel here on a Saturday morning, two more hours ago, until Rich DeMurro shows up with the tech show,

and then Neil Savatera from 2 to 5 this afternoon with the fork report, Neil, who is a real foodie and a real expert.

He's on with me Monday through Friday on the morning show and has his own on Saturday.

And he and I eat a lot out.

And we always have a contest.

Who eats the most?

And we're pretty close.

The phone number, 8005201-534.

Well, we do have a few lines open, but we're in pretty good shape.

But it's 8005201534 if you want a question to be answered.

This is Handel on the Law, marginal legal advice.

The state of Kansas is basically crazy.

It is as regressive as you can find in the United States in terms of laws that are passed.

Remember Brown versus Board of Education, the first case in which the Supreme Court

invalidated segregation? That was in Kansas. Of course it was. And then I reported a few years

ago, and this could only happen in Kansas, maybe some other places in the south, but really Kansas.

And that is, there was a board of education, local board, and what they did is, is order the schools in the district to teach creationism equally.

So every time evolution in science class was to be taught, creationism also had to be taught

that God created, by the way, this is completely unconstitutional, but God created a man,

his own image, and it happened 6,000 years ago

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