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Newspaper
Amarillo Daily News
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1998
Page
12
The column updates readers on professional ethics noting absolute client confidentiality is the rule with no exceptions for criminal acts. It allows disclosure only by a judge's order after case-specific review, amid calls to balance safety and trust within therapy.
Bernard Keener of Pampa calls to end bilingual education in public schools. A second remark by Sicheal Word asserts non English speakers should not be here and suggests tax savings by their departure, targeting Asians and Hispanics.
A discussion notes that public figures deserve privacy in their personal lives. It argues that private life matters for credibility and leadership, asserting that politicians’ relationships affect public trust and governance.
Nancy Conger left a high paying corporate post to pursue a quieter rural life on 80 Wisconsin acres, embracing voluntary simplicity. The movement, now backed by authors like Janet Luhrs and Elaine St James, promotes mindful living, reduced spending, and time to pursue chosen goals, with meetups across Minnesota and beyond.
Local writers Doris Crandall Helen Luecke Amarillo Jo an Clayton Portales and Mary Beth Nelson Clarendon join Kathy Collard Miller in God’s Vitamin C for the Spirit of Women. Crandall shares two stories including The Accusation and Squatter's Rights. Books from Starburst Publishers retail tags and availability.
The Amarillo Temple B'nai Israel congregation kept a Clinton-like rhythm as they read the ancient scrolls and sang during services. Visitors from Israel and locals joined in a summer observance, bridging 3300 years of Jewish worship with modern faith.
In New Orleans counselors critique a Salt Lake City Baptist convention statement urging wives to submit to husbands decisions. They favor joint dialogue and equal partnership, warning the policy could misread as domestic or economic control while noting many couples practice teamwork.
In Amarillo readers weigh biblical submission in marriage. Darrell Bock, Craig Beck, and couples from First Baptist Church discuss mutual submission, loving leadership, and avoiding machismo. They emphasize submission rooted in Christlike care, communication, and personal faith.
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