Cranmer's Book of Common Prayer Remembered on 500th Birthday
In England, a Reformation liturgy revival marks Cranmer’s 500th birthday. A few hundred Anglican churches will ring bells at St. Giles in London where Rev. Gordon Taylor will lead using Cranmer’s 1549 prayer book. The Prayer Book Society has long urged a return to Cranmer amid modern English reforms.
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WNDM
England
Thomas Cranmer
St. Giles-in-the-Fields
Charling Cross Road
London
Gordon Taylor
Cranmer
Taylor
Church of England
Canterbury
General Synod of Bishops
Anthony Kilmister
Prayer Book
Small Planes Left With No Place To Land
Owners of small aircraft and some members of Congress press the government to revisit an FAA rule requiring altitude signaling devices for planes near crowded airports. The rule, effective Saturday, limits access to 1,200 airports to planes with Mode C transponders, potentially affecting about 40,000 planes.
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Wachingsun
Congress
Federal Aviation Administration
FAA
Partly Cloudy With Thunderstorm Chance
Partly cloudy conditions today with a 60 percent chance of thunderstorms and highs in the mid 80s. Tonight will be mostly cloudy with a high upper 80s to near 90? details on Page 6A.
Local Deaths Noted With Brief List of Names
Death notices list Augusta M Barrett A Exander Ruth G Lott Laura DeLoach Gloverin Kendrick James B Morgan Fred Quinn Luther Snell Wiley W Justice Georgia towns cited Thomson Thomson Greenville Buffalo Aiken Greenwood details on Page 6A
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Exander
Barrett
Augusta M. DeLoach
Aiken Wiley
North Augusta 1989 Freedom Festival Lights Up Patriotic Night
A North Augusta Fourth of July festival drew families to North Augusta High School for a community celebration. The Greater North Augusta Chamber of Commerce American Legion Post 71 and local groups organized games, a flag parade, and a concert by the U S Army Signal School Band plus the First Song Adult Ensemble of First Baptist Church. Dr Randy Cooper urged betterment of law, families, work force, and schools as citizens voiced pride in American freedoms.
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North Augusta
Greater North Augus
Ta Chamber of Commerce
American Legion Post 71
City Parks and Recreation Commission
Bankin
U.S. Army Signal School
First Baptist Church of
Jerry Matthews
United States
Randy Cooper
Lucky 14 Tonya Is Hopeful for Miss South Carolina
Tonya Marie Smith of Aiken counts on lucky number 14 as she vies for Miss South Carolina 1990. She is contestant 14 in both her high school pageant and Miss Aiken County 1988-89, and will be interviewed by five judges Tuesday for about seven minutes counting toward her score.
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Tonya Marie Smith
Ms. Smith
Aiken County
South Carolina
Smith
S.S. Carolina
Melanie Simmons
Greenville
Snore
Ginny S Aiken
Greenvile
Abortion Strategy Shifting Next Battleground Could Be In States
Anti abortion activists at a National Right to Life Convention in Bloomington anticipate a Supreme Court ruling that could return abortion decision making to states. Burke Balch names Pennsylvania Wisconsin Minnesota and Ohio as likely first targets for new restrictions if the Missouri Wooster case is upheld. The outcome could affect Roe v Wade.
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Bloomington
Minn
Supreme Court
National Right To Life Committee
High Court
Pennsylvania
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Ohio
Burke Balch
Balch
Missouri
Wooster
Reproductive Health Services
Centerfold Queen Weds Playboy King in Outdoor Ceremony
Hugh Hefner married Kimberley Conrad 1988 Playmate of the Year in a 30 minute non-denominational ceremony at the Playboy Mansion in Holmby Hills. About 200 guests including Bill Cosby attended as photographers captured the event. The couple plans a mansion honeymoon as invited guests guard the grounds.
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Los Angeles
Playboy
Puonsner
Hugh Hefner
Kimberley Conrad
Hefner
Miss Conrad
Bill Cosby
Tony Curt
Bley ‘Turner
Holmby Hills
Ner
States Tighten Laws On Drugs And Alcohol
A nationwide wave of new laws tightens penalties for drug offenses and drunk driving while expanding driver license suspensions in several states. Georgia raises drug fines to up to 1 million dollars and Indiana extends the death penalty to drug related murders. Washington State launches an 80 million dollar War on Drugs with tougher sentences and more treatment. Idaho and New Mexico tax illegal drugs as part of the crackdown, with other states adding various measures.
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Montana
Tennessee
Georgia
Chesapeake Bay
Maryland
Indiana
Washington State
Idaho
New Mexico
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McEnroe
Wimbledon
Architect of England
Abby
Geon
University Hospital
America
Dr. Cooper
Tonya
Lucky
Bill Farley
Hef
Farley Sai Hefner
Farley
Bobby Small
Indiana Criminal Justice Institute
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