FNC Evening News for Friday, Feb 06, 2004
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(Studio: Rick Folbaum) Report introduced.
(Nyack, New York: Jamie Colby) The controversy surrounding the Salvation Army’s requirement for workers to agree with the religious purpose of the organization featured; details given of the claim from the NYCLU that the Salvation Army, who receives state funds, should not be allowed to operate with the notion that religion should be a condition for employment. [Salvation Army’s Maj. Gary MILLER†- comments on the people who work for the Salvation Army, the religious background of the organization, and the right the organization has to selectively employee people who agree with the vision of the group.] [NYCLU director Donna LIEBERMAN†- claims that the Salvation Army has “gone over the line.”]
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