Congregations unite in quest for power in Wheeling
In Wheeling, nearly two dozen faith groups form The Hopeful City Inc to mobilize thousands of average citizens for social and economic revitalization. Led by clergy, the nonpartisan coalition aims to influence city policy by broad citizen involvement, with planned large meetings and a dedicated fundraising effort of $100,000 for its first year.
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Wheeling
Panhandle
Hopeful City Inc
Larry Dorsch
St. Joseph Cathedral
Jesus
Bush
Dorsch
Mark Seitz
St. Matthew’s Episcopal Church
Seitz
Bill Ridenour
First English Lutheran Church
Will Turani
Turani
National Lutheran Church
Catholic Campaign For Human Development
Wheeling Jesuit University
Swallows Falter at San Juan Capistrano Welcome
Tourists flocked to Mission San Juan Capistrano for the swallows annual return but no birds appeared, leaving visitors to witness a man in a swallow costume. Officials cited cool weather and ongoing restorations as factors while trying attract birds with mud puddles, rose bushes, and ceramic nests.
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San Juan Capistrano
Calif
Mike Gastelum
Mission San Juan Capistrano
Marvin Loudermilk
Athens
Ohio
Jerry Miller
Goya
Argentina
St. Joseph
Orange County
Krista Jansen
New York City
Jansen
Gastelum
Paul Arbiso
Leon Rene
Capistrano
Savannah hosts second-largest St Patrick’s Day parade
U S cities go green for St Patrick’s Day as Savannah crowds fill Cathedral of St John the Baptist for Mass and flood streets with revelry. In New York City Mayor Giuliani and Cardinal Egan greet crowds before a Fifth Avenue parade. Hillary Clinton attends Mass in Syracuse and Albany, while Chicago and Boston stage festive events.
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U.S
Hillary Clinton
D-N.y
Albany
Jerry Jennings
N.Y
Clinton
Syracuse
Savannah
Cathedral of
St. John the Baptist
Lee Eason
New York
Fifth Avenue
Rudolph Giuliani
Rudy
Edward Egan
St. Patrick’s Cathedral
St. Patrick’s
New York City
Chicago
Plumbers Union
Boston
Pinkie Master’s
Jimmy Carter
Dale Earnhardt commemorative trading card strikes Daytona tribute
Daytona collectors race to obtain a limited edition Dale Earnhardt trading card memorializing the late driver. The card, issued by International Collectors Society, features a walnut base and nameplate and includes a certificate of authenticity. Priced at 12.95 dollars plus 3 dollars shipping, with a first come first served policy and a 100 percent buy back guarantee.
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Daytona
Nascar
Dale Earnhardt
Earnhardt
George Hubbard
International Collectors Society
National Clearinghouse
Hubbard
ICS
Red Run Boulevard
Owings Mills
Maryland
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