Ministers in New York charged for marrying 13 gay couples
Ulster County prosecutors charge Unitarian Universalist ministers Kay Greenleaf and Dawn Langrey with solemnizing marriages without licenses in New Paltz. The case follows Mayor Jason West’s similar charges and stirs national debate over same sex unions and civil rights. Greenleaf and Langrey plan to plead not guilty at arraignment with trial readiness.
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Kingston
N.Y
U.S
Donald
Unitarian Universalist
Kay Greenleaf
Dawn Langrey
New Paltz
Jason West
Ashington Rights Group
Robert Gottlieb
Ulster County
D.A
Gottlieb
West
San Francisco
Gavin Newsom
Greenleaf
Pat Sullivan
Langrey
Williams
Sangrey
Orary Williams
New York
Eliot Spitzer
Supreme Court
Gay Episcopal bishop says it's pretty clear vows were violated
New York AP. W Gene Robinson the Episcopal Church's first openly gay bishop said five opposing bishops who led an Ohio confirmation service violated their vows. Conservative congregations invited outside bishops, rejected Grew's leadership, sparking wider church tensions amid plans to allow visiting bishops. Robinson supported Griswold's plan pending safeguards and periodic visits to dissenting congregations.
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New York
Episcopal Church
W. Gene Robinson
Ohio
Robinson
J. Clark Grew II
Grew
National
Gay and Lesbian Task Force
Peny Gay Rights Organiza
Episcopal
International Anglican Communion
U.S
Martha Stewart resigns from board and chief creative officer posts
Martha Stewart resigns from the board of Martha Stewart Living Omnimedia ten days after her stock scandal conviction. She also steps down as chief creative officer, taking a new title as founding editorial director while remaining a major stockholder and influencer as the company forecasts possible substantial losses.
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New York
Martha Stewart
Stewart
Martha Stewart Living Omnimedia
Sharon Patrick
Martha
Companny
Securities and Exchange Commission
Fresh Start quit smoking pill claims rapid, risk free reform
Dateline Miami reports AVS Marketing touts Fresh Start as a clinically designed pill containing natural healing ingredients that supposedly blocks nicotine cravings and aids fast cessation without prescription. It offers a lifetime guarantee, a multi bottle deal, and 24 hour order lines amid sweeping claims of rapid, painless quit with immediate health and financial benefits.
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Dateline
Miami
Tobacco Establishment
AVS
U.S
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Dawn Sangrey
Gay Episcopal
Texas
Frank Griswold
New Hampshire
Task Force
Matt Foreman
Canada
Massachusetts
Foreman
V. Gene Robinson
Gay Bishop
Traci W
Stephen M
Savanna, IL
Jennifer A. Stanhope
AVS Marketing
United States Postal Service
Denah D
Henderson, KY
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