Bakker warns Christians as indictment looms in PTL case
Jim Bakker told a Charlotte audience he would shoot himself to prove Christianity is under siege as he faces likely federal charges over PTL. Former PTL co host John Wesley Fletcher says Bakker had sex with him and helped procure young men. Fletcher’s statements appear in Penthouse, as Bakker condemns church hypocrisy and Fox News style critics, including Jerry Falwell.
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Selenium levels in food raise health concerns nationwide
The Sacramento Bee reports tests in seven cities found elevated selenium in meat poultry fish and grain from supermarkets across the country. While small amounts are essential, higher levels could subtly affect healthy adults though high risk groups may face more serious outcomes including digestive problems and potential paralysis or death.
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Mondale undecided on Minn Senate seat
Former Vice President Walter Mondale says he has not decided whether to run against Republican Sen. Rudy Boschwitz in 1990. He notes he would consider it but is far from persuaded. He plans to decide next year, with the option to step aside if not running.
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Boston Apartment Fire Kills Four. 40 Homeless In East Boston
A three building blaze in East Boston killed four people including a neighbor who died of a heart attack. A child burned over 90 percent of her body remains in critical condition at Massachusetts General Hospital. Firefighters battled freezing temperatures and a snow squall as 40 residents fled to the street. Two others treated for smoke inhalation. Names of the deceased withheld. cause under investigation.
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Study says claims of U.S. decline premature insists
Clemson economist Richard McKenzie argues that evidence shows no absolute decline in U.S. production and that recent data suggest America’s global status is improving rather than worsening. The study, for Washington University’s Center for the Study of American Business, cautions against drastic reforms without solid facts.
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Warhol treasures fetch 1.6 million at Sotheby's sale
United Press International reports Sotheby's final Warhol estate auction grossed 1.644 million dollars for unmounted gemstones jewelry and watches found in a filing cabinet at Warhol's Manhattan townhouse. About 400 attendees, 98 percent of 300 lots sold, with 16 unsold. Warhol died in 1987 after gall bladder operation. Curators found the trove while clearing a filing cabinet in Upper East Side storeroom.
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