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The possible ban on bullfighting, he added, is akin to a law here requiring schoolchildren to receive much of their education in Catalan, not Spanish.

Senator Gerald Cardinale's 13-year effort to get a bill through the Legislature requiring schoolchildren to recite part of the Declaration of Independence daily failed again last week.

The New Jersey Public Health Council last week took the first major step toward requiring schoolchildren to be vaccinated against hepatitis B before entering school.

As for the Constitution, more than a half-century ago the Supreme Court, in West Virginia State Board of Education v. Barnette, declared unconstitutional a law requiring schoolchildren to salute the flag and recite the Pledge of Allegiance.

Mr. Niyazov, 62, has fashioned a towering personality cult, adorning buildings and statues with his image, requiring schoolchildren to read a book by him as a central text, and renaming several months of the year after himself and his family.

He has, for instance, proposed legislation requiring schoolchildren to address their teachers as "sir" and "ma'am".His most vulnerable point, though, is the deal he struck with Mr Duke before the 1995 election, which became public knowledge only this year.

Here in Alberta, governing Conservative Party lawmakers are considering legislation that would require schoolchildren to sing "O Canada" at least weekly.

It strikes down provisions that required schoolchildren to declare their parents' immigration status and barred signing contracts with illegal immigrants.

And he would require schoolchildren to take standardized tests beginning in first grade to make sure they can read and write.

The Bush campaign portrayed Mr. Dukakis as a Massachusetts liberal who let criminals out on weekend furloughs and refused to require schoolchildren to say the Pledge of Allegiance.

The message was simple: Mr. Dukakis was a liberal, "outside the mainstream," who let murderers out of prison on weekend furloughs, would not require schoolchildren to say the Pledge of Allegiance and was soft on defense.