Religion Turbulence Ahead in U S Mainline Debates
Clark Morphew, religion writer for the Saint Paul Pioneer Press, warns of clashes in mainline Christianity over ordaining sexually active homosexual clergy and a pastor living with a same sex partner. He questions abortion debates with RU 486 and contemplates future Catholic leadership after John Paul II. He notes rising world religions and Tibetan Buddhist outreach shaping America’s religious landscape.
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Shaw to leave CNN in 2001 to write books and spend time with family
Bernard Shaw, CNN chief anchorman for two decades, will depart in February 2001 when his contract ends. He plans to write books and focus on family, with Ted Turner noting he will always have a home at CNN.
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Overweight 3 year old returns home in New Mexico
Anamarie Martinez-Regina, once 120 pounds and 50 percent taller than peers, was returned to her mother in Albuquerque under a court approved agreement after more than two months in state custody. A gag order remains in place.
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Navidad virus hits Fortune 500 firms with festive spoof
A Christmas themed virus named Navidad infected computers at at least 10 Fortune 500 companies in recent days. The Windows based malware arrives as an email reply with an attachment NAVIDAD.EXE in Spanish. It displays a fake eye icon and may lock Windows temporarily. Antivirus firms offer removal tools and caution users to scan email attachments.
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Violence escalates as Israeli soldier and five Palestinians die
In West Bank and Gaza clashes on Friday five Palestinians and an Israeli soldier were killed. Israeli Prime Minister Ehud Barak warned retaliation against gunmen if attacks continue. Hussein Abayat, a Tanzim regional commander, was killed by a helicopter strike. two bystanders were also killed.
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Gazette promotes future with soybean ink and recycled print
The Gazette highlights use of soybean ink and recycled newsprint to back agriculture. It asks readers to recycle by dropping newspapers at City Carton 4250 Sixth St SW or at nearby recycling locations.
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