Birdcage Becomes First 1996 Film To Surpass 100 Million
The Birdcage tops the box office for 1996, reaching over 100 million while Primal Fear stays No.1 for a third weekend with 6.6 million in its latest frame. Jumanji also crosses 100 million after seven weeks, with 101.1 million total.
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Methodists Back Baptism as Basis for Membership
ENVER AP dispatch reports United Methodists voted to recognize baptized individuals as full members rather than waiting for a professed faith. The 1,000 delegates approved a policy linking membership to baptism, with later votes to enshrine changes. a provision would end preparatory membership and extend full membership to infants and people with severe disabilities.
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Bombeck Found Humor in Life's Wonderful Chaos
Columnist Erma Bombeck drew laughter from domestic life and suburban chaos. Her witty, relatable takes on laundry and car pools helped define a generation, while she also tackled serious topics like childhood cancer and kidney disease.
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