TOPEKA, Kan. AP - Conservative Republicans who approved new classroom standards that call evolution into question lost control of the State Board of Education in Tuesday's primary election.A victory by pro-evolution Republican candidate Jana Shaver over conservative Republican Brad Patzer, who supported the standards treating evolution as a flawed theory, meant conservatives would at best have five of 10 seats on the board.
August 02, 2006 at 12:00 AM
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TOPEKA, Kan. AP – Conservative Republicans who approved new classroom standards that call evolution into question lost control of the State Board of Education in Tuesday’s primary election.
A victory by pro-evolution Republican candidate Jana Shaver over conservative Republican Brad Patzer, who supported the standards treating evolution as a flawed theory, meant conservatives would at best have five of 10 seats on the board.
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