Pastor Schmeling removed from Atlanta Lutheran roster
The Rev. Bradley Schmeling, pastor of St. John’s Lutheran Church in Atlanta, was removed from the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America clergy roster by a 10-2 appeals committee vote. He plans to remain at the pulpit as a lay person, risking possible church discipline for the 350-member congregation.
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TB patient questions CDC policy on isolation
Andrew Speaker, an Atlanta lawyer treated in Colorado, questions CDC timelines on isolation after a multidrug resistant TB diagnosis. He says he would have canceled his Europe trip and entered isolation if told to, while CDC and National Jewish officials say his strain is more treatable and not extensively drug resistant.
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Pakistan Islamists hold Lal Masjid as clashes, surrender plea ignored
Armed siege at the Lal Masjid in Islamabad intensified with fire and smoke as militants refused to surrender amid government warnings. Interior Minister Sherpao said troops would not storm the mosque while women and children are inside, while a clashing six month standoff continues with reports of casualties and damaged seminary buildings.
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White House mocks Clinton on Libby commutation clash
The White House ridiculed Hillary Clinton and Bill Clinton over President Bush’s Libby commutation. Tony Snow said the Clintons display chutzpah while Libby paid a $250000 fine. supporters raised funds, and Rep. Conyers set hearings on the sentence. Clinton and Hillary frame the move as protecting executive power and stifling dissent.
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Domenici breaks with Bush on Iraq policy in New Mexico
Senator Pete Domenici reversed course on Iraq strategy, backing a bipartisan plan to withdraw most troops by March and endorsing the Iraq Study Group findings. He cited no talks with the administration and urged action as Iraq progress stalls.
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