Church of England ordains its first women priests
The Church of England broke tradition by ordaining its first women priests on Saturday, as 32 new clergy members were welcomed into ministry. The historic ceremony marks a milestone for gender equality within the church and signals a shift in longstanding church policy.
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Tribune Eaten A2: Winning Numbers Postponed
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To find out who the contractor is and the scope
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Four men escape from Madison Street Jail in Phoenix breakout
Four inmates awaiting trial on murder and armed robbery charges escaped from the Madison Street Jail in downtown Phoenix. The window was broken at 5:35 a.m. on Saturday, with escapees prying loose a stool, smashing a cell window, and climbing to a maintenance roof. A duffle bag with clothes and gear was used to aid their climb and descent.
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Arson Ruins Mesa Mobile Home Lot. Fire Investigators Probe
Mesa fire officials say a blaze at the Little Dealer, Little Prices on 2038 N Country Club Drive was deliberately started. A trained bomb dog indicated the showroom as the likely origin, with debris tests planned and no suspects named. Loss is estimated at about 500000. no injuries reported.
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Judge invested retirees money says wife and clients
Former Tempe City Court judge Stephen Mirretti moonlighted as an investment planner for retired couples and widows. Clients say he invested their savings as he saw fit, meeting at the courthouse with at least one longtime investor, Marilyn Dick, a 72 year old widow. Dick recalled visiting Mirretti monthly and investing for years. Arizona regulators flagged red flags after learning about Mirretti's transactions with retirees.
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