Boy Scouts vote ends ban on gay adult leaders
The Boy Scouts of America ends the blanket ban on gay adult leaders and allows church sponsored units to maintain exclusions for religious reasons. The policy takes effect immediately after a 45 12 vote by the National Executive Board amid mixed reactions from sponsors including the LDS Church which may form a separate organization.
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Book of Mormon finally opens in Utah with two week run
The Tony Award winning musical arrives in Salt Lake City two blocks from Temple Square, starting a sold out two week engagement. Creators Trey Parker Matt Stone and Bobby Lopez say the Utah stop validates the project and completes a full circle from their early temple tours and research trips.
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Missing Florida teens on fishing trip prompt wide search
Rescuers press a fourth night seeking Austin Stephanos and Perry Cohen, both 14, after their 19 foot boat capsized off Ponce Inlet. The Coast Guard covers a search area 50 miles off Jacksonville extending to Savannah and Cape Canaveral as weather and currents shape the hope of survivors.
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New York prison worker pleads guilty to staged escape
Joyce Mitchell admitted smuggling hacksaw blades and tools hidden in frozen ham to killers Richard Matt and David Sweat. She planned to drive the escape and discussed killing her husband, facing 2 4 to 7 years in prison with sentencing pending.
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South Korea nearly free of MERS after outbreak
Seoul reports no new MERS cases for over three weeks and 16 000 plus people released from isolation. Prime Minister Hwang Kyo-ahn says the public may return to normal as the World Health Organization credits tracking and strict infection controls for containment.
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