Pope offers mercy to women who had abortions
Pope Francis says mercy applies to women who chose abortion and eases forgiveness. In a Holy See letter he allows all priests to grant absolution during the Holy Year of Mercy, 2015 to 2016, acknowledging some felt they had no option in this painful decision.
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Obama eyes melting glacier to warn on climate change
In Alaska Obama tours Exit Glacier in Kenai Fjords National Park and notes the glacier has retreated over 800 feet since 2008. He portrays the scene as a stark sign of climate change, part of a three day Alaska trip to spotlight environmental issues.
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OU rival health subsidies spar over graduate stipends
University Communications and Marketing responded to questions about Smiths claim that OU GA and TA stipends are below peers. They noted most students receive tuition waivers and possible non resident surcharge waivers. Flier shows peer subsidies. OU offers $40 health subsidy per semester versus peers around $1,500 yearly.
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Area Five Day Forecast for EDENTON
Today features mostly sunny skies with a slight chance of showers and near record high of 85 degrees. Humidity near 74 percent and west wind around 5 mph. Tonight expects partly cloudy skies and a low near 67.
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Rowan County Clerk defies courts over gay marriage licenses
Morehead Kentucky April 2015 AP report notes Rowan County Clerk Kim Davis invoking God and denying marriage licenses to gay couples amid Supreme Court action. Davis, supported by religious allies, refuses to resign and faces possible fines or jail. court orders stand pending Thursday hearing. People like April Miller and Karen Roberts witnessed the denial as Davis weighed legal options. Davis has previously halted all licenses since June, prompting lawsuits and possible state charges of official misconduct. Davis’ background and ties to Liberty Counsel are referenced as context for her stance.
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Beechwood sewer plan eyed amid debate on gravity option
Beechwood residents weigh a gravity flow sewer alternative to grinder pumps as commissioners consider 500 feet of extra pipe and 60 percent engineering. Some fear heavy equipment on properties. others cite fewer traffic disruptions and budget fit while Athens city treatment remains under study. About 119 attendees completed surveys with two thirds supporting the project. decision slated in 30 days.
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