Swaggart Punishment in Assemblies of God Hand
Springfield report on the Assemblies of God General Presbytery decision awaiting Tuesday midafternoon action. The 250 member body will rule on Jimmy Swaggart rehabilitation after his public resignation on February 21 following linked prostitution disclosures. Louisiana Presbytery had urged two years of rehab and a three month deed in Baton Rouge.
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Springfield
Jimmy Swaggart
Assemblies of God
Pentecostal
General Presbytery
Swaggart
Juleen Turnage
Louisiana
Baton Rouge
Laipit
Gasoline Prices Drop Nationwide
LOS ANGELES AP The average retail price of gasoline fell again in the past two weeks. All grades declined 0.78 cents per gallon, to 94.5 cents as of March 25 per the Lundberg Survey. Analyst Trilby Lundberg notes prices are just over 1 cent higher than March 1987 and nearly a nickel below March 1986 during crude oil crashes.
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Lundberg
United States
Trilby Lundberg
Weather outlook for Woutas with sunny skies tonight
A clear to mostly sunny pattern is expected. Tonight lows dip into the lower 40s and tomorrow peaks reach the mid 70s. Details are on Page 5A.
Death notices list residents from several cities
Kathleen M. Bignon of Lincolnton Ga Loyd V Goff of Monetta Anna E Hammond of Clinton Carla Martin of North Augusta Dammon C Morris of Augusta Mrs Russell A Percy of Huntsville Ala Vorella Rhinehart of Aiken Paul S Ritter of Ritter Leonard T Sharpe Ill of Augusta details on Page 5A
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Kathleen M. Bignon
Lincolnton
Galoyd
V. Goff
Monetta
Anna E. Hammond
Clinton Carla Martin
North Augusta
Dammon C. Morris
Augusta
Russell A. Percy
Huntsville
Ala
Vorella Rhinehart
Aiken
Paul S. Ritter
Ritter Leonard T. Sharpe
Thurmond faction urges him to mend fences within GOP
Washington AP report notes Strom Thurmond rejects missteps claims while allies urge party unity for 1990 challenges. Critics include State Sen. John Courson who calls endorsement of Bob Dole a major blunder and questions Lake renaming to J Strom Thurmond Lake despite protests with 42 000 signatures.
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Washington
U.S
Strom Thurmond
Thurmond
South Carolina
George Bush
Bob Dole
John Courson
Columbia
Dole
GOP
Clarks Hill Lake
J. Strom Thurmond
Gephardt Ready to Quit Presidential Campaign
Democratic race tightens as Jesse Jackson wins Michigan big while Dukakis dominates New England. Gephardt signals possible withdrawal after a distant third in Michigan caucuses, with campaign aides citing uncertainty about his future. Jackson leads the delegate count while Dukakis holds a slim edge nationally.
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Michigan
Jackson
Dukakis
Gephardt
Paul Simon
Albert Gore Jr
Massachusetts
Tennessee
New York
Capitol Hill
Mark Johnson
Missouri Congress
Jackson surprise win shifts Democratic race toward Jackson
Washington AP reporting Jesse Jackson surged in Michigan caucuses with nearly a two to one victory over Michael Dukakis, signaling a viable path to the Democratic presidential nomination. Analysts say the string of wins in eight states and Puerto Rico shows party voters embrace his leadership as he challenges establishment frontrunners.
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Michigan
Dukakis
America
Bridgeport
Washington
Jesse Jackson
Democratic Party
Michael Dukakis
Alabama
Georgia
Louisiana
Mississippi
Virginia
South Carolina
Alaska
Puerto Rico
Ann Lewis
Political Prisoners Freed Amid Nicaragua Cease Fire Talks
Sandi nista and Contra negotiators head back to talks in Sapoa to shape rebel gathering areas under the cease-fire. Nicaragua freed 100 political prisoners under an amnesty, mainly accused Contras, a move hailed by Interior Minister Borge as possibly ending the six year war. Cardinal Obando y Bravo called the release very positive though warned the cease-fire does not mean peace is assured.
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Managua
Nicaragua
Sapoa
Tomas Borge
Miguel Obando Y Bravo
Protests Call in Panama City to Oust Noriega
Opposition leaders urged a protest march in Panama City as a general strike crippled 90 percent of industry and a cash shortage worsened. Catholic leaders warned authorities of volatile sentiment and sent observers to help keep peace while Noriega’s Defense Forces enforced a crackdown with tear gas and shotguns.
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Panama City
Panama
Manuel Antonio Noriega
Noriega
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