Dispute Threatens Lutheran Groups
The LCMS body urges to change its intercommunion with the American Lutheran Church from fellowship to protesting fellowship at its Dallas convention. The clash centers on women pastors and a literal vs moral interpretation of scripture.
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ST. Louis
Commission On Theology and
Lutheran Church-Missouri Synod
LCMS
Synod
American Lutheran Church
Lutheran Church In America
Lcms Commission
Dallas
Lutheran Religion In America
Concordia
Seminary In Exile
Seminex
Garden of Eden
John J. Tietjen
Lutheran Federation
Missouri Synod
Relic Hunters Seek Civil War Echoes Across Arkansas
John C. Heuston and fellow relic enthusiasts comb Arkansas ground with metal detectors for Civil War sites and artifacts. They hunt old battlefields and camps, sometimes donating finds to museums, while warning against illegal diggers and noting belt buckles can fetch 20 to 40 dollars for Union, 200 dollars and up for Confederate pieces.
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Houston
Arkansas Power & Light Co
State Park Battlefields
National Park Service
Park Service
Arkansas
Retire McComb Reach Final Arguments In California Supreme Court
The 82 year old California Supreme Court justice Marshall McComb faces a panel of seven Court of Appeal judges in a bid to retire or remove him amid allegations of senility and failure to perform duties. The Commission on Judicial Performance seeks removal or retirement after seven days of hearings and twenty witnesses.
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San Francisco
California Supreme Court
Marshall McComb
State Court of Appeal
Lot
Commission On Judicial Performance
McComb
Margaret
Russian Tanks to Roll Across U S Soil in Army Exercise
The U S Army plans a year long training exercise with mock Russians using real Soviet gear captured in the 1973 Middle East wars. Equipment includes T62 tanks and APCs, refurbished at Ft Meade, Md, to train against a Soviet style adversary.
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Washington
U.S
Israel
United States
Sinai
Golan Heights
U.S. Army
Ft. Meade
River Quay District Struggles With Violence and Decline
Kansas City amid efforts to revive River Quay as a Midwestern French Quarter faces crowd withdrawals after a spate of gangland slayings bombings and killings. Businesses have closed with only a few bars and eateries drawing modest weekend crowds as fear and crime taint the district.
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Kansas City. Mo
Kansas City
Riverside
New Orleans
River Quay
Joseph Canizaro
Victoria Street Station
Canizaro
The
Kansas City Star
John
Johnny Green
Amaro
Pat O’brien
Times Square owner blocks pornography on building
Alex Parker owner of No 1 Times Square has draped the facade and turned off the moving news headlines to protest pornography in the district He warns he may make the blackout permanent and withdraw support for New Year Eve celebrations if action isn t taken by May 22 The city is urged to join his campaign.
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New York
Alex Parker
Times Square
Parker
News Board
Electric News
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Gaspard de la Nuit
Little Rock, Ark
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F.d.1.c
Ft. Hood
Tex
GO Control Data Corporation
C. Avenue
Credit Life
Chiropractic
Marv Lepien
GON Clinic
W. Gore
Roy Bean
David Bonadonna
the Star
FBI
Poor
W. Yates Webb
Webb
Charles Wheeler
Carload Patio
Chaiison Pool & Hearth
Cache Rd
Martin's Resturant
Bill Layton
Bill
Campus Corner Shoe Repair
Lawton Brace and Limb, Inc
Campus Corner Shopping Center
W. Gore Blvd
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