Cat Bishop Nominated by Universal Life Church in Wichita
A Wichita bishop cat named Alfred C Heaton, a cat ordained by mail, was nominated after the church newsletter announced sainthood among degrees. The church says the feline bishop can perform baptisms marriages funerals counseling and all minister duties at a $5 rate half the price of a Doctor of Biblical Studies and a quarter of a Doctor of Divinity. The nomination letter claims the cat is authorized to lead church functions.
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Bob Heaton
Wichita
Associated Press
Ricenta
Kan
Universal Life Church of
Modesto
Calif
Kirby J. Hensley
Universal Life Church
Alfred C
Cat) Heaton
Alfred
Ashley Denies Sex With Bell Employees in Testimony
Ashley, described as a heavyset well groomed man, previously testified that he did not have sexual relations with any Bell employees. The denial follows prior statements about alleged encounters and relates to ongoing legal proceedings involving the Bell organization.
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Ashley
Bell
Gravitt
Bernadette Herous
San Antonio
St. Louis
Each
Katy Schweikert
Schweikert
Urban farmers of the Bronx toil at dawn in secret plots
Carl aged 71 and Mary aged 68 rise before daybreak in the Bronx to tend a hidden garden they cultivate away from public view. They gather tools, gloves, and a light lunch, then drive a mile from their flat to reach their quiet land, keeping their last name private.
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New York
Carl
Mary
Bronx
Chester Avenue
Pelham Bay Park
Brooklyn
Senior Citizens
Teasdale Eyes Right-To-Work Battle In Missouri
Gov. Joseph P. Teasdale predicts right-to-work legislation could become the era’s most controversial issue in the next Missouri legislative session. He backs voter referendum and plans statewide travel to push his 1978 legislative package, aiming for annual citizen outreach.
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Springfield
Joseph P. Teasdale
Teasdale
Teen mother dies after abortion in Granite City
Barbaralee Davis of Cutler died June 14 less than 12 hours after abortion surgery at a Granite City clinic. A $1 million lawsuit was announced by Belleville attorney John Bock on behalf of the husband David Davis II and their 3 year old son Shane, with National Right to Life Committee commenting on the deaths.
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Granite City
Barbaralee Davis
Cutler
Felicia Goeken
National
Right To Life Committee, Inc
St. Elizabeth Hospital
Belleville
John Bock
David Davis II
Shane
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