Mormon Angel Coffee Shirt Sells But Angers LDS Leaders
The Moroni themed T shirts showing coffee pouring into a trumpet top the best selling list for Just Add Coffee. Church leaders object citing that Moroni is a revered figure and Mormons are discouraged from drinking coffee. The design features the angel Moroni in a robe blowing a trumpet with coffee spilling from the horn.
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New Orleans residents arm for safety after Katrina
Vivian Westerman, 64, among many in New Orleans arming themselves with a 6,000-watt generator and a Smith & Wesson snub-nose .38 amid rising violence since Katrina. Local residents seek security as crime concerns surge across the city.
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House OKs Iraq withdrawal deadline bill
The House passed by 218 to 212 a bill to require combat troops to be home from Iraq before September 2008 or sooner if Iraqi reforms fail. Democrats frame it as a mandate from voters while Bush vows a veto. The measure would fund wars in Iraq and Afghanistan this year.
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Gonzales OK'd plan to fire eight U S attorneys last fall
Documents reveal Attorney General Alberto Gonzales approved a five step plan to dismiss eight U S attorneys in a Nov 27 meeting with top Justice officials. The plan included notifying Republican home state senators and submitting replacements for Senate confirmation.
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Investigation finds missteps in Tillman death cover story
A Pentagon probe will urge accountability for nine officers including up to four generals over missteps following Army Ranger Pat Tillman’s 2004 fratricide in Afghanistan. Officials say senior leaders may not have pursued or known all facts, as the Army misled Tillman’s family about his death for weeks.
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