Vatican summons 13 American cardinals to discuss abuse scandal
The Vatican announced unprecedented talks with 13 American cardinals on April 23 24 to set guidelines restoring security and serenity to victims families and rebuilding trust in the church. Attendees include cardinals in charge of major archdioceses and U S bishops leaders Wilton Gregory and William Skylstad briefed the pope on the crisis.
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Vatican
United States
Tom Brazil
John Harris
St. Catherine’s Catholic Church
Norwood
Mass
Cardinal Bernard Law
Boston
John Paul II
Holy Father
John P. Foley
Pontifical Council For Social Communications
U.S. Conference of Catholic Bishops
Wilton Gregory
William Skylstad
George Weigel
Weigel
William Keeler
Baltimore
Bernard Law
Francis George
Chicago
Adam Maida
Detroit
Roger Mahony
Los Angeles
Edward Egan
New York
Anthony Bevilacqua
Philadelphia
Theodore McCarrick
Wasa
Keeler
Maida
Educator Heidi Huckabee Named 2002 Christa McAuliffe Fellow
Heidi Huckabee of Mesa Middle School receives the 2002 Christa McAuliffe Fellowship for New Mexico. McAuliffe Foundation state coordinator Martha Shotts presents the $25,000 award enabling continued education and a Washington D.C. conference appearance. The honor commemorates Challenger victim Christa McAuliffe and supports teacher development.
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Christa McAuliffe
New Mexico
McAuliffe Foundation
Martha Shotts
Huckabee
Mesa Middle School
Washington D.C
Train derails after collision with semi near Roswell injury minor
Roswell man Jeremy Krasowsky 25 drove a semi west on East Pine Lodge Road and collided with a Burlington Northern Santa Fe train. Kevin Collins 33 locked the brakes as the train and the semi slid south about 100 yards before stopping. authorities reported only minor injuries.
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Jeremy Krasowsky
East Pine Lodge Road
Burlington Northern Santa Fe
Kevin Collins
Roswell CIT Team Calls for More Funds to Repair Deficient Mental Health System
Roswell Police Department Crisis Intervention Team, 16 members, intervene in 36 cases this year with only 5 arrests. Sgt Kevin Moore notes funding and staff shortages while citing options including hospital detention center or release to relatives. Team members train 40 hours for their arm patch and continue normal police duties. The majority of clients are poverty‑stricken and uninsured or underinsured.
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Moore
Chaves County Detention Center
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