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A man describes escalating back pain and fatigue leading to emergency hospital visits. Tests reveal a golf ball sized tumor on his left kidney and a nonfunctioning kidney scheduled for removal within days. Ruth faints during the crisis as doctors prep for surgery, marking a turning point in his life.
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Easter Camp Meeting Fuses Tongan Faith in Mesa
The Easter gathering at Mesa church brings 117 Tongan adults and 46 children into a weekend camp meeting. They share kava rituals, sermons, and songs, with women and men separating by custom, and aim to strengthen ties within the Free Methodist and Tongans in the Valley.
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Paula Fahina
South Sea Islands
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Kale
Tonga
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Desert Southwest Conference
United Methodist Church
First United Methodist Church of
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Phoenix
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Clinton fund probes tied to Whitewater accounts
Special counsel Robert Fiske leads grand juries in Washington and Little Rock reviewing whether Bill and Hillary Clinton benefited from federally insured deposits in Madison and Bank of Cherry Valley. Investigators cited a $10,500 1984 campaign donation routed through Whitewater and Madison Marketing accounts tied to Madison owner James McDougal and his ex-wife Susan.
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Washington
Little Rock
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Clinton
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Madison
RTC
Whitewater
Arkansas Bank
James McDougal
Susan
Clintons
Bank of Cherry Valley
Cherry Valley
Campaign Fund
Madison Marketing
Susan McDougal
Poll shows first lady’s approval climbs amid deals
The Associated Press reports a rise in the first lady’s approval rating as new deals prompt discussion. Analysts note public support increases despite ongoing negotiations and policy initiatives.
Clinton approval edges up amid commodities controversy
Newsweek says Hillary Rodham Clinton at 43 percent approval in a poll amid negative coverage over 1978 79 commodities investments that turned 1000 into about 100 000. Forty six percent approve of her public role as first lady while 38 42 percent favor or oppose. The margin of error is about four points.
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Hillary Rodham Clinton
Newsweek
Clinton
New York Times
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