Death penalty for child rape clears Senate panel
A Senate budget panel cleared a wide range of bills Wednesday, allowing measures on the death penalty for child rapists and teaching the Bible in public high schools.
The House, meanwhile, overwhelmingly approved sending a constitutional amendment to state voters in November allowing them to opt out of key provisions of the federal health care bill. That measure will be sent to a conference committee, where differen...
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