Episcopals to Close Eleven Seminaries
The Episcopal Church plans to reduce its 11 seminaries to five or fewer as funds drop and enrollment sinks. The Rev. Almus M. Thorp Sr said several schools lack money to stay open and that about 1,000 students attend across the system. He spoke at St. James Church on Madison Avenue.
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Episcopal Church
Almus M. Thorp Sr
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Board For Theological Education
General Seminary
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Episcopal Theological Seminary
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Thorp
United States
St. James’ Church
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Students Take Over Supermarket Jobs in Bellevue
In Bellevue Washington thirty six distributive education students will run a Mayfair Supermarket for two days on February 23 They will do every regular staff task from ordering buying and pricing and will not be paid for those two days Kathy Kirkham Sammamish High School senior says they will make their own decisions The program requires each student to hold a paid outside job in retailing
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Kathy Kirkham
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Rapist Strikes Twice More In Downtown Erie
Erie police search countywide for a white male attacker after two assaults in the downtown area within an hour. Officials report five such crimes in the past month, with an 18-year-old girl assaulted on the lower west side at about 6 40 p m and another 18-year-old girl in the lower east side dragged into a backyard and attacked. The suspect is described as five five, 150 pounds, pudgy face with dark hair, wearing a dark jacket. one victim reportedly broke a finger.
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Lower West Side
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Fed Up Riders Hijack Subways In New York
In New York subway disruptions, fed up riders hijacked local trains when express trains failed to arrive amid late service and a fare rise. Police questioned suspects with possible links to recent assaults. deputies urged caution for women traveling at night.
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New York
Manhattan
Transit Authority
U S Panel Recommends Easing Poultry Inspection Rules
Washington AP report describes a government panel proposing to ease poultry inspection by allowing parts of birds with leukosis to enter food. It notes tumors no longer automatically mark danger, with organ disease guiding safety, and awaits surgeon general guidance.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Department
Surgeon General
Marek
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