A Grumbling American: English, Immigration, and Culture War
Linda Brown, advertising director of The Ottawa Herald, muses on shopping versus motherhood, a baby’s nursery, and the cultural clash in America. She argues for English as the language, critiques multicultural tensions, defends God in public life, and urges immigrants to adapt to American culture.
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Kennedy
America
United States of America
ACLU
Symeone
Linda Brown
The
Ottawa Herald
Love Must Be Tough principles ten to eighteen
Dr. Dobson outlines ten through eighteen of his Love Must Be Tough guidance for courtship. Key points stress recognizing warning signs, respecting partners early in dating, avoiding vanity in physique, refraining from self defeatism about love, checking assumptions before marriage, and avoiding sexual familiarity before marriage. The program airs Focus on the Family at 7 am Monday.
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Dobson
Shrove Tuesday pancake suppers at three churches
Grace Episcopal Church hosts a Shrove Tuesday pancake dinner from 5 to ? p.m. at 315 W Fifth St with pancakes sausages eggs oranges and drinks plus a goodwill offering. Trinity United Methodist hosts a 5 30 to 7 p.m. supper at 620 N Cedar sponsored by Boy Scout Troop 118 with adults 4 and children 10 and under 2. Left Behind II to be screened at Ottawa Church of the Brethren 7 p.m. Friday March 7 at 109 W Ninth based on the series by Cloud Ten Pictures with church leaders praising the partnership. Interfaith Alliance of Southeast Kansas presents Press the Press public forum 3 p.m. Sunday at United Methodist Campus Ministry Center 201 E Williams Pittsburg to discuss media pressure with panelists. event is free and open to the public.
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Grace Episcopal Church
W. Fifth St
Trinity United Methodist Church
N. Cedar
Boy Scout Troop 118
Christian Discipleship Ministries
Sammy
Venkatsammy
Ottawa Church of the Brethren
Ottawa
Interfaith Alliance of
Southeast Kansas
United Methodist
Williams
Pittsburg
Archbishop Hughes Testifies Before Boston Grand Jury
New Orleans Archbishop Alfred Hughes spent nine hours before a Boston grand jury reviewing how archdiocese officials handled priests accused of abuse. He followed former archbishop Cardinal Bernard Law, who testified earlier, as officials face possible criminal charges and subpoenas. Hughes called the questioning intense and noted no sense of targeted investigation. Geoghan, once supervised by Hughes, was convicted in 2002 for molesting a 10-year-old boy in a Waltham pool.
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Boston
New Orleans
Alfred Hughes
Boston Archdiocese
Hughes
Bernard Law
Thomas Reilly
John Geoghan
Waltham Pool
Geoghan
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Kansas
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Leon Rausch
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