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Baytown Sun

Location

Baytown, Texas, United States of America

Date

Aug 27, 2003

Page

10

California AFL-CIO backs Bustamante in recall plan

In Manhattan Beach California the AFL-CIO endorsed Lt. Gov Cruz Bustamante for governor if Gov Davis is recalled on October 7 The move signals a unified anti recall stance and seeks to broaden Democratic support The endorsement follows similar moves by teachers unions and Democratic lawmakers Davis welcomed the show of labor support calling it a chance to mobilize voters against recall while backing Bustamante for the second ballot position

Manhattan Beach Calif California Afl-Cio Cruz Bustamante Gray Davis Bustamante Miguel Contreras Los Angeles County Federation of Labor Bustamantes Teachers’ Union California Senate Davis Peter Ragone Cruz Boverring Fife Associated Press

Alabama monument protesters urge AG Pryor to resign

About 150 demonstrators backing the Ten Commandments monument marched to meet Alabama Attorney General Bill Pryor in Montgomery. They pressed for his resignation after he enforced a federal court removal order. The 5,300 pound monument remained in the judicial building rotunda as a legal fight continued.

Montgomery Ala Bill Pryor Judicial Building Statehouse Pryor Roy Moore Moore Patrick Mahoney Christian Defense Coalition Senate Democrats Sdidv Alabama 11Th Circuit Mahoney Associated Press Bill Habe Alabama Judicial Building State Judicial Inquiry Commission Dave Marti

Ten Commandments display sparks Christian protests in town

Christian protesters surround a monument and vow to keep it in place while local business owner Boyd posts a sign reading Honk if you know your 10 and displays the commandments. Mary Bernhausen joins the effort, and a Houston lawyer files suit over a 1956 Monument to William Mosher near the Harris County civil courts building citing constitutional issues.

Boyd Mary Bernhausen Mary's Cakes Bernihausen Bernhausen Alabama Houston Harris County Civil Courts Kay Staley Americans United For Separation of Church and State William Mosher Fannin Street Staley

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