Saturday, January 29, 2005
Dover residents don't like their new national notoriety and fear expensive lawsuits
The Patriot-News in Harrisburg, Pensylvania reports that, "Registered voters in Dover Area School District support their school board's decision to inform students of rival theories of evolution by a margin of 54 percent to 36 percent, according to a new survey by Susquehanna Polling Research...
"'There is support for the board, but there is considerable consternation about whether they should have prioritized this issue and made it so high profile,' said James Lee, president of Susquehanna Polling Research, which conducted the survey.
"Lee added that residents don't like their new national notoriety and fear expensive lawsuits may result in higher taxes. "
"'There is support for the board, but there is considerable consternation about whether they should have prioritized this issue and made it so high profile,' said James Lee, president of Susquehanna Polling Research, which conducted the survey.
"Lee added that residents don't like their new national notoriety and fear expensive lawsuits may result in higher taxes. "
