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Even though we had already done it , putting that in the curriculum , did that limit topics that could be discussed . If there 's nothing else , we 'll stand in recess until then . He was at some of the curriculum meetings . When he evaluated the textbook , which he had given us a written copy of what he had enumerated by page and where his concern was , certainly the word Darwin appeared in more than one place . Chapter 26 , to increase the fees imposed on petroleum products withdrawn from a bulk facility and delivered into a cargo tank or barge or imported into this state in a cargo tank or barge for delivery to another location . This amendment provides for the acceptance of valid and properly completed resale certificates from Mexican retailers and allows a purchaser of taxable services to pay tax on the fair market value of services purchased tax free with a valid resale certificate but used in a taxable manner . An enterprise project designated after August 31 , 1995 may not apply for refunds until September 1 , 1997 . He was concerned that we would convey something to the students that was in opposition to what their parents were conveying to them at home and did n't want to pit the teachers in the middle of , you know , having the students say , well , somebody is lying , basically . He was okay with that part . This amendment deletes these groups from the hotel tax exemptions and describes the hotel tax exemption photo identification used by state employees exempted under the General Appropriation Act. The prevailing explanation up until Darwin was that the data in the geological record , for example , was - - reflected the work of a supernatural creator . We were simply asked questions as to why , for instance , the chemistry book I had suggested was a new author and a new publisher and what did I find to be more suitable in this one than the one we had had previous to this . He explained that the Legislature defined a limited number of services as taxable services . He himself stated , as I just pointed out , that when he wrote The Design Inference , it did not address the implications of design for biology . This amendment also sets out procedures and records required to claim an exemption from the fee . When the effort to do that , in which the Discovery Institute was involved , by the way , with some Ohio supporters , when that effort ran into opposition , they changed their strategy so that rather than asking for intelligent design to be in the science standards , they simply asked that teachers be permitted to teach or discuss the controversy . Even though not organized for profit and performing services that are often charitable in nature , these organizations do not meet the definition of " charitable " under this provision . Pursuant to information received from the Federal Communications Commission , we added a provision to subsection ( a ) ( 3 ) of the proposed rule , excluding from the assessment revenue private carrier paging services until August 10 , 1996 . It was n't until well after the turn of the century that people understood the importance of his work . For example , if the taxpayer does nothing more than solicit in that state , it is considered subject to taxation regardless of whether it actually pays tax in that state . No part of the net earnings of the organization may benefit any private party or individual other than as reasonable compensation for services rendered to the organization . And the science department was up in that rotation for getting new textbooks , and we were sort of justifying which textbooks we wanted , how they were significantly different from the previous textbook , why we needed new textbooks , and that kind of thing .