Gay Episcopal minister J Robert Williams dies at 37
The Rev J Robert Williams the first openly gay Episcopal minister died of AIDS related pneumonia at Beth Israel Hospital Boston on Christmas Eve He had renounced his church in 1991 and joined the Western Orthodox Catholic Church in America.
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Prosecutor Accuses Bush of Pardons to Avoid Testimony
Iran-Contra prosecutor James Brosnah an claims President Bush pardoned Weinberger supporters to dodge a witness role in the trial. Weinberger's attorney calls the charge nonsense while White House and Walsh avoid confirming any plan to question Bush.
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Arson suspected as four fires hit Matewan business district
Four fires erupted in Matewan West Virginia in what authorities call arson possibly tied to Friday’s blaze that gutted four buildings and left eight families homeless. State Fire Marshal Paul Ritchie said the four Saturday fires were started by the same person within minutes of each other including one at the town fire station. Seven people were slightly injured in Friday’s fire.
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FAA weighs controlled rest plan for pilots to combat fatigue
NASA studies show pilots on long hauls battle fatigue and sleep disorders with naps during cruise. An FAA task force proposes controlled rest allowing one crew member to nap while others monitor, covering various crew sizes and both domestic and international flights.
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St Louis adopts strong gay rights ordinance quietly
The St Louis Board of Aldermen passed a comprehensive gay rights law banning discrimination in housing credit employment education and public access on grounds including sexual orientation and disability. Critics note it ranks among the strongest such laws in the United States with praise from activists.
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