Churches in Flux as Modern Life Reshapes Faith
In a wartime era of renewal and turmoil, church leaders across Protestantism Roman Catholicism and Orthodoxy describe a shift outward from insular habits toward engagement with modern life. The trend sparks debate over authority parish life vocations and the presence of God in a secular world.
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Jaroslav Pelikan
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Senate Poverty Hearing Plans By Bipartisan Subcommittee
Sen Joseph S Clark plans a March 13 hearing in Washington to launch an objective bipartisan analysis of the antipoverty program. Four hearings follow, with field sessions in April and May. The inquiry will assess both successes and shortcomings of the War on Poverty and Economic Opportunity Act programs at all levels.
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Joseph S$. Clark
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Irwin Sees NYC Taxes Driving Firms Out Of City
Congressman Donald J. Irwin of Connecticut warned that New York City tax policy is spurring corporate departures to the suburbs and across state lines. He cited a letter to the New York Times noting executives moving to Connecticut and New Jersey commuters paying the price. A number of suburban lawmakers share his view that aggressive taxation harms decision makers.
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Harvard
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Oklahoma City
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Mircea Eliade
Chicago
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New York
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Donald J. Irwin
D-Conn
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Wood accuses CIA of forging records to threaten NSA officer
Michael Wood charged on ABC that the CIA threatened to forge psychiatric records to discredit an NSA officer while pressuring NSA leaders to remain quiet about CIA involvement. NSA president Eugene Graves denied knowledge of the alleged threat as others backed CIA noninterference.
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Michael Wood
Central Intelligence Agency
National Student Association
CIA
NSA
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Wood
Groves
Richard Stearns
ABC
Stearns
Motor Launch Disaster Off Iran Claims Nine Lives
A motor launch capsized in the Persian Gulf on Saturday, drowning nine people. The incident marks the ninth fatal maritime disaster this month near Iran, as authorities continued rescue and recovery efforts.
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Tehran
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