Aztec Great Temple Opens to Public in Mexico City
Mexico began public access to the Great Temple in Zocalo, revealing Aztec art and sculptures. The site, tied to Huitzilopochtli and Coyolxauhqui lore, underscores pre Hispanic origins amid modern ruins as historians note identity symbolism.
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Visitors center frames Mormon temple for non believers
Visitors to the Mormon temple complex in Kensington, Maryland, can take a film tour at the visitors center while non believers are barred from entry. The site draws about 175,000 yearly, and center director Elder Ralph Hill says there is no proselytizing, only public relations. The grounds feature extensive plantings and a Moroni statue atop a 288-foot spire. The temple, the third largest in use, serves sacred ordinances and sealing ceremonies to bind families eternally, including proxy baptisms for ancestors.
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Festival of Music and Lights attracts visitors to Frederick theaters
The News notes German beliefs and customs showcased by films in Frederick theaters during December. About 30 000 visitors are expected to tour the Christmas displays and enjoy the free admission festival. The center operates year round with daily access and directions via the Capital Avenue exit.
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Now president moves front and center for NOW
Judy Goldsmith takes over as president of the National Organization for Women, aiming to boost membership to 1 million and push a new ERA strategy. She plans to expand political involvement, target social security and insurance discrimination, endorse feminist delegates, and influence party platforms.
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