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Newspaper

Anderson Herald

Location

Anderson, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jul 05, 1968

Page

20

Ethiopia's Black Jews Face Fading Traditions in Isolation

In the Gondar mountain clusters of Ethiopia live about 15,000 Falasha. Isolated since early Christian and Muslim pressures, many have converted or abandoned customs. Some have moved toward Israel or Europe. others remain in grass huts practicing ancient Judaism with Geez scripture as their holy text.

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Utility Projects Approval Given Five Communities

The Indiana Public Service Commission authorized five municipalities to issue revenue bonds totaling more than 25 million for utility improvements. Rensselaer Electric Utility 1.57 million. Centerville waterworks 246,009. Lawrenceburg Gas Company 200,000. Gas City junior waterworks 38.0. Lowell eateries bonds 3007. The PSC also moved its weekly conference to Wednesday to approve Norfolk and Western Railway action at Warren and the Van Buren station’s business. Huntington filed a petition to raise water rates to fund necessary utility improvements.

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Group Loses Suit Over Church Property Secession

The Indiana Supreme Court reversed a Marion County ruling, holding that seceding congregations cannot claim church properties from their parent denomination. The decision preserves assets for the Indianapolis Presbytery and United Presbyterian Church in the USA, stating breaking faith with former members harms the entire church organization.

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