Pope opens youth rendezvous in Paris
Pope John Paul II greeted about 500000 young Catholics at a Paris rally during Catholic World Youth Day. He urged youth to engage in church life while acknowledging his own fatigue and health limitations. Seventeen Chaves County residents and several local parishes were represented at the festival.
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Paris
John Paul II
John Paul
Chaves County
Assumption Parish
St. Peter/St. John's
Dexter
Trocadero Plaza
Mauritius
Rome
Roger Etchegaray
Etchegaray
Benin
Bernadin Gantin
Human Rights Square
France
Hondo School Board Appoints Three New Members
The state Board of Education named Braulio Alvarado Lucinda Loveless and Jimmy McTeigue to the Hondo School Board filling three vacancies restoring quorum. They will be sworn in at a 6 p.m. special meeting in the Hondo Public School Library as the board plans contracts and unfinished work.
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Ruidcso
Hondo
State Board of Education
Hondo Valley
Curtis McTeigue
Ray Aragon
Jimmy McTeigue
Honda Public
Braulio Alvarado
McDonnell Douglas
Long Beach
Calif
Alvarado
Hondo Sports
Sarah
Maria
Hondo Valley Public Schools
Lucinda Loveless
Eastern New Mexico University-Ruidoso
Berat College
Lake Forest
Ill
Loveless
T. Michael Henderson
Restaurant owner opposes city smoking ban at aging commission
Mario Reed of Mario's Restaurant told the Commission on Aging that a ban on smoking in restaurants would harm many business owners and a broader network of service providers. He argued rights issues are not the core concern, citing no positive business impact from bans in other cities.
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Commission On Aging
Mario Reed
Mario
E. Second St
Tom Dunap
Commission
Reed
Court upholds California ban on race and sex preferences
A federal appeals court reaffirmed its ruling upholding Proposition 209 the California measure banning race and sex preferences in state and local government employment education and contracting. The 9th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals left open a possible Supreme Court review while noting the measure could take effect within seven days if no stay is issued.
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San Francisco
California
9Th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
American Civil Liberties Union
Mark ‘Rosenbaum
U.S. ‘Supreme Court
Rosenbaum
Supreme Court
ACLU
Appeals Court
Michael Carvin
Center For Individual Rights
Clinton
Trail lighting plan seeks help to stretch 20000 funds
Roswell committee seeks community input to allocate a 20000 lighting grant for the Spring River Bicycle and Recreation Trail. Chairman Stan Crosby notes federal grant rules limit overhead wiring, raising costs. Heidi Huckabee recounts an early morning attack as motive to improve safety and urges lighting across the path. The panel will revisit the issue at Monday’s meeting as they ride the trail at night to identify priority areas.
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Spring River
Stan Crosby
Roswell
Crosby
Heidi Huckabee
Huckabee
First woman exits VMI rat line amid tough life
The first woman to drop out of Virginia Military Institute’s harsh rat line leaves after finding the regimented routine and constant mental harassment intolerable. Polo players ride again.
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Virginia Military Institute
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Tammy Lanner
Record Starr Writer
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Ci Nation/world
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