Presbyterians Reject Branding Homosexuals and Call Aid Review
The 117th General Assembly of the Presbyterian Church in the United States denounces labeling homosexuals as sinners and urges a review of 6.8 billion dollars in U.S. foreign aid, citing support for repressive regimes in nine nations. The body also seeks policy reform on agriculture, human rights, and church mergers with United Presbyterian Church.
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Nashville
South Korea
Philippines
Brazil
Indonesia
Argentina
Thailand
Chile
Iran
Uruguay
Haiti
National Coalition
United Presbyterian Church
General Assembly
Philadelphia
United Presbyterian Assembly
U.S
America
Assembly
Russia
South Africa
Space Shuttle Engine Costs Inflate Beyond First Estimate
Marshall Space Flight Center officials said the Space Shuttle main engine may cost 450 million over the original estimate of 500 million from 1972. The project faces nine month delays in engine tests and aims for a 1979 first flight. officials emphasize growth due to inflation design changes and Congress stretchouts rather than overruns.
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Huntsville
Ala
Marshall Space Flight Center
Rocketdyne Divi
Sion
Rockwell International
James R. Thompson
John Harlow
NASA
Congress
Harlow
Fourteen Bicyclists Reach End of North Carolina Route Ride
Fourteen cyclists are due in Manteo after riding over 800 miles across North Carolina on new state routes Mountains to Sea and Piedmont Spur. The group, led by Thorns Craven and joined by Ken Putnam and Raleigh riders, includes professors, an artist, students, a machinist, a salesperson and a construction specialist.
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Mantec
N.C
North Carolina
Murphy
Mountains
Sea
Piedmont
Bicycle Program
Legal Aid Society
Forsyth County
Ken Putnam
Winston-Salem
Putnam
Raleigh
Craven
How to upgrade your CB radio setup on a budget
A buyer with 150 dollars can buy a 40 channel CB radio and discover advanced operating tips. An appealing two dollar kit promises to cover essential techniques and practical know how beyond basic instruction booklets.
Judge Ends Tris Ban In Spring Mills Ruling
U S District Judge Robert F Chapman ruled that the clearance of Tris in Sleepwear was unlawful delaying until proper CPSC reasoning and full notice and hearings are provided The ruling cites due process and procedural safeguards plus unverified cancer data and a need for fair evaluation of evidence while the government previously banned sale and ordered buybacks.
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Tris
Robert F. Chapman
Springs Mills, Inc
Congress
National Cancer Institute
Chapman
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Randy
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Wash
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National Space Technology Laboratory
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Miss
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Piedmont Hearing Aid Center
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Sheraton Hotel
High Point
Qos
HE High Point Enterprise
Teaneck
N.J
Cmeck
Fee Related Press
Columbia, S.C
Consumer Product Safety Commission
Commission
Secretary of Commerce
Marsh Kitchens, Inc
Guilford Optical CO
Jack Southerland
Aubrey Bowman
Hoyt Wilson
N.C. Fairfield Plaza
Sun
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