Caribbean bloc could swing inter American relations
In a column from the United Press International, Margaret Hyman argues that newly independent Caribbean nations are poised to form a potent bloc within the Organization of American States, challenging the current one nation one vote rule. The piece notes Grenada, Jamaica, Barbados and others may gain influence, with potential members like Guyana Bahamas and Antigua seeking full participation. It warns that changing the rule could fracture hemispheric unity or push Caribbean nations toward independence from the OAS.
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Salvation Army Youthful Aid Spurs Christmas Charity Push
The Salvation Army mobilizes Christmas programs across cities to help the needy amid recession gloom. Donations of toys clothing and food fund family packages and toy centers while Adopt-a-Family and Toys For Toys projects enable donors to sponsor complete Christmas for a needy household. Children receive new or repaired toys and families gain a chance to celebrate.
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Evangelical women push biblical feminism at private conference
A Detroit Thanksgiving gathering of evangelicals and a Washington fringe group shaped a push for biblical feminism. Prof Virginia Mollenkott urged de absolutizing biblical culture, challenging patriarchy, monarchy, and slavery imagery, arguing God’s will evolves with context and that feminists seek equal treatment within scripture.
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Grand Island girl wins Hearst journalism scholarship
Nancy Stohs of Grand Island, a senior at the University of Nebraska Lincoln School of Journalism, won a 250 dollar William Randolph Hearst Foundation journalism award for November. Her entry on Hyannis and its former status as "the richest town in America" placed seventh in the contest, with the Nebraska Reporter running the story in its November 21 issue.
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Hastings student welds Bicentennial sculpture for CTCC display
Julie Johnson of Hastings based at Central Technical Community College created a welding sculpture for the Interstate 80 Bicentennial, dedicating it to the Agriculture Environmental Division. Her eight day build used workshop scraps and a tractor seat, inspired by her father and guided by instructor Lathem Mortensen. The piece sits near the Ag Building on campus.
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