Bakker Condemned for Lavish Life by Assemblies of God
Oklahoma City AP report on Friday as leaders and members of the Assemblies of God condemn Jim Bakker for an extravagant lifestyle and emphasis on pleasure, prosperity, and personal gain. The statement called for humility and repentance while noting Bakker and Richard Dortch declined to participate in disciplinary steps.
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Forbes Balloon Harley Draws Crowd At Black Hills Rally
Malcolm Forbes rode a Harley shaped hot air balloon at the Black Hills Motor Classic, a 200 foot long craft with a French chateau balloon also in his fleet. He traveled from Colorado with his crew, while observers noted his easygoing demeanor and unusual appetite for skyborne machines.
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Can Man Howard Wilson Runs Manhattan Golden Goat
Howard Wilson, known as Manhattan’s Can Man, operates Golden Goats in Manhattan and four other cities, converting aluminum cans into coins for recycling. He densifies loads into 24-pound “biscuits” to ship to Alcoa, earning up to 160000 pounds every few months, while balancing a family business with a warehouse and trash service.
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Nuclear Arms Talks Speed Up Ahead of High Level Meeting
In Geneva the United States and Soviet Union agreed to accelerate talks on nuclear missiles. Aimed at a mutual draft treaty, negotiators plan to address intermediate range missiles before the September 15 to 17 meeting between top envoys.
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Nuclear Arms Pact Aims to Eliminate All Missiles
A proposal under discussion targets all intermediate and shorter range nuclear missiles from 300 to 3,000 miles. The spokesperson stated, They have to be eliminated. It's that simple. The stance emphasizes a sweeping end to these weapons.
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