Mormon leader Carmack speaks to Frederick stake gathering
Elder John K. Carmack of the Quorum of the Seventy and North America East Area spoke at the Frederick Maryland Stake Conference on North Place. He noted his roots in Frederick and shared his family’s early Mormon history in Kentucky before moving west. He described his career path from Brigham Young University to UCLA and law, and his long leadership in church missionary work and history.
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Missionary leader recalls family link at southern church
Mr Carmack, a church leader and general authority, spoke at a southern church about the mission work and welcomed a man named Mr Spears of Mississippi who recalled being baptized by Elder Carmack long ago. He noted plans for a Palmyra New York welcome center near the Joseph Smith farm and discussed President Hinckley’s family message. The Frederick Stake includes several wards and about 3,000 members.
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Maryland governor’s ally defends meetings with him
A friend of Gov. Parris Glendening defends his role in arranging meetings between clients and the governor, saying he is a legal advocate with extensive government work. Critics say he acts as an unregistered lobbyist, though Billingsley insists he has never sought to influence lawmakers or steer contracts. Glendening’s spokesman says the governor views Billingsley as ethical and independent, unpersuaded by the arrangements.
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Deaths of 2 babies prompt day care questions
In Centreville Maryland Stacey Russum faces two counts of reckless endangerment after two six month olds suffocated when a blanket covered their faces during a nap in her home day care. The tragedy renews debate over Maryland day care rules and inspections.
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Matthew Harrison
Linda Heisner
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