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By SHARON KILPATRICK
Rappahannock News Staff Writer
Of the 2d people who spoke at the public hearing on the Family Life Curriculum, four supported the document as a whole. Most of the rest had reservations about the sex education parts of the program.
Three of the four who supported the document have children in the public schools. Seven of those opposing parts of the program have children in public schools; five have children being educated in religious schools; the rest have, pre-school children or grown children, or no children at all.
Leading off, the Rev. Ray Campbell of the Sperryville Assembly of God church said his concern was for the children in his church and Sunday school. “The family has been attacked and almost destroyed.
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