Indianapolis Recorder, Indianapolis, Marion County, 19 January 2001 — Page 6
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BRIEFS Continued from A1 federal marshals from seizing it. At the Indianapolis church, the pastor, the Rev. Greg A. Dixon, received the news of the latest court decision in a telephone call and relayed it to about 50 people gathered in pews. Dixon said he had expected the decision, but it still saddened him, he said, because it meant the death of religious freedom in the United States. “God’s judgment will be on these nine justices at the Supreme Court level. They will pay a price, and God will deal with that in his own time,” Dixon said.
Guynn a photographer Curtis Guy nn was omitted from a list of staff members of The Recorder in the Jan. 12 edition. Guynn is a photographer.
The federal government had sued the church in an effort to collect $3.5 million in employment taxes for 1987 through 1993. With penalties and interest, the tax bill has grown to approximately $6 million. U.S. District Judge Sarah Evans Barker in Indianapolis ruled against the church, and the 7th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals agreed last August, saying the church “must comply with the federal employment tax laws.” In the appeal acted on Tuesday, the church’s lawyers cited the Constitution’s protection of the free exercise of religion and said the Indianapolis church’s doctrine cannot be compared with those of other churches. “The power to tax the (Indianapolis church) in effect controls and suppresses the exercise of the faith and practices of the church,” the church’s lawyers said. Justice Department lawyers said the Constitution “does not provide a special exemption for one form of church, rather than another, from neutral tax laws of general application.” Gary mayor denies Klan’s application to rally at courthouse GARY, Ind. — Mayor Scott King has rejected the Ku Klux Klan’s request for a permit to rally
in Gary, saying the group lied about its intentions for seeking Saturday ’ s
gathering.
“This permit will not be granted,” King said to the applause of the
crowd gathered Monday for a Mar- tive wants to expand tax credits Eo * tin Luther King Jr. memorial break- build homes for the poor and ift‘ v f ast - crease public participation in polK* The Klan applied for the permit tics. '
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A Republican state representa-*^
Jan. 8, telling the media it sought to improve the plight of Blacks in Gary and to expose government
corruption.
King said he rejected the permit in part because the Klan falsified its request by saying the rally would be religious while telling the media it would be political in nature. The mayor also said he rejected the Klan’s request because the rally could prove dangerous to residents
But with a slow economy and&” tight state budget. Rep. Brude; ’ Munson of Muncie acknowledged'" any tax credit bill would have “all' - uphill fight.” , ' “If they survive the House Ways and Means Committee, I will btf '
surprised,” he said.
One of Munson’s bills would* f ' increase the yearly limit on neigh-' ’ borhood assistance tax credits from' • J $2.5 million to $5 million. Suck 1
and because the Klan sought use of tax credits are used by groups like' 1
the Lake County Courthouse building outside the city’s jurisdic-
tion.
The permit is scheduled for review by the Board of Public Works, which King said will follow his recommendation to deny. If the Klan marches in Gary on Saturday, King said Klan members will be arrested. Within hours of King’s announcement, Klan members contacted members of the Indiana Civil Liberties Union and asked for the group’s help. Kenneth Falk, the ICLU’s legal director, said that if the city does not allow the rally, the group will file a lawsuit seeking an injunction.
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“Many groups rely on those dd^-' ‘ nations,” Munson said. “We need 1 *' to make more tax credits avail-' able.” '• 1 Munson’s other bill would create a 50 percent state tax credit fot' ) “ individual political contributions - ' up to $500. ' " A tax credit for political contri- ' butions would hopefully “spark 1: : more individual participation in the 1 political process,” Munson said. ‘' “Corporations, labor unions, and' f political action committees have plenty of representation here,’*'’; Munson said. “This would give’ ' people more incentive to partied'
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A woman with Alzheimer’s disease died in a Saturday morning fire that began when she appar- ^ ently left food cooking on the stove 1 and went to sleep, fire official said. , Flames had engulfed the home ^ of Marjorie Knapp, 72, by the time/' the Wayne Township Fire Depart- ^ ment arrived about 4 a.m., said Lt. *
Rob Wright.
Firefighters knocked down the 1 ’;' flames and found Knapp’s body ip‘ a chair. ' 4 1 ' * “She had Alzheimer’s disease/ the family notified us of that, , Wright said. “The investigators deemed that she was attempting to, .' make something on the stove for' ^ dinner, and she had forgotten about ^ it and went to sleep in her chair.” ' / The blaze took more than 45’"^ minutes to bring under control. ' The fire is still under investigation and Wright said it is difficulf 1 ‘ to tell whether smoke detectors' were working. J “ '
Morgan County crash kills one, injures two MOORES VILLE, Ind— A car'* crash on a dark county road killed.; one man and seriously injured two.; others, authorities said. , s The wreck happened on Ind. 42 ,, west of Mooresville about 10:30 , -. p.m. Saturday, when a driver losi, - control, rolled several times and. collided with a utility pole, Morgan County Coroner Dan Downing said. A front-seat passenger, Dustl Bowen, 19, of Monrovia, wj killed. The driver, Clint Samuels, and, another passenger, Jeremy Ream,/ both 19 and also from Monrovia, were taken to Methodist Hospital^ in Indianapolis. Elkhart auto museum for sale ELKHART, Ind. — A classic car museum in Elkhart that wa& 1 ! recently ranked as one of the top 10 in the country is for sale, and city 1 ' officials are concerned it may hfl 1 ' the road. The asking price for the' 1 16,500-square-foot S. Ray Miller Auto Museum, which includes 39'' vintage Studebakers, Duesenbergs;' 1 Fords, Chevrolets and other makes; 1 was not disclosed. < ri The museum was named one Of } the nation’s top 10 in the January issue of Car Collector magazine. City officials are concerned thkt' the buyer may take the collection out of Indiana. Mayor Dave Millef' said he plans to jump-start a friends' of the museum group that will work to keep the museum in Elkhart. ' m * The owners, Ray and Lin<fa* Miller—who are not related to th£' 1 mayor — also would prefer th^° collection stay put, according td r the museum’s curator, Don Filley*.