Cider House Rules Bypasses Abortionist Opposition Ahead of Oscars
The Cider House Rules largely avoids anger from anti abortion groups despite depicting a character who supports a woman’s right to choose. The film, set in 1940s rural Maine, follows Homer Wells and Dr Wilbur Larch at an orphanage abortion mill and includes debates over abortion while receiving mixed reactions from groups like Movieguide, Planned Parenthood, and Legal Center for the Defense of Life. The movie earned best picture and six other Oscar nominations and has seen its box office rise to about 23 million, aided by Oscar buzz.
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Erin Brockovich tops box office with 28.2 million debut
Julia Roberts starred drama Erin Brockovich opened at No. 1 with 28.2 million. Mission to Mars slipped to second at 10.9 million, Final Destination opened third at 10.2 million as Oscar buzz boosts American Beauty and The Cider House Rules totals.
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Boeing Engineers and Technicians Vote on End of Strike
Seattle AP report notes 15,000 to 17,000 Boeing engineers and technicians on strike since Feb. 9 cast ballots on a three year contract offer. If accepted, workers would return to 9 a.m. today. The deal includes yearly raises for engineers and technicians and health coverage for domestic partners.
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Science & Nature: Two Votes for God Seminar Preview
A church hosts a three day seminar at Eisenhower Church of Christ from March 24 to 26 at 7:00 PM exploring evidences for God's existence, the theory of evolution, and Bible inspiration. Thompson, former Texas A&M veterinary professor, leads sessions with free handouts and no collections.
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