There ought to be a law about door to door religious proselytizing
A commentary argues against laws banning annoyances and cites Afghanistan where foreigners and Afghan staff were arrested for proselytizing. It notes the First Amendment protects religion and that freedom requires tolerating persistent door to door outreach despite irritation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jimmy Hatle
Jimmy Hatlo
Afghanistan
Shelter Now International
U.S
Congress
This Day In History Highlights Key Events
Highlights list notable events on August 30 across years. From 1862 Bull Run defeat to 1987 shuttle booster test firing near Brigham City Utah, it notes critical milestones including Marshall's Supreme Court appointment and Cleopatra's death myth.
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Associated Press
Washington
Moscow
Bull Run
Manas
Senate
Thurgood Marshall
Supreme Court
Guion S. Bluford Jr
Nicholas Daniloff
U.S. News and World Report
Brigham City
Utah
Poe Corn Recreation Center Names New Director
Ron Garcia son of John Garcia was named director of the Poe Corn Recreation Center. He said he knows the community and can communicate with residents. Gerry Dempsey and Jim Neblett demonstrated safety skills directing pedestrians and traffic near Valley View Elementary School. Roswell plans a $3 million luxury motel and convention center to open mid 1978, leased from the New Mexico Military Institute Foundation on North Main Street between 19th and 21st Streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ron Garcia
John Garcia
E. Lewis Sr
Poe Corn Recreation Center
Gerry Dempsey
Valley View
Jim Neblett
Roswell
American Automobile Association
Gerry
Art Dempsey
Forest Drive
George J. Maloof
Albuquerque
North Main Street
Maloof
The
New Mexico Military Institute Foundation
Institute
Johnson attacks New Mexico First over tax report
Governor Gary Johnson resigns from New Mexico First ex officio board member over a town hall report on taxes he says misstates taxpayer views. Tourism Secretary Janet Green also resigns citing policy conflicts, while Johnson accuses the nonprofit of partisanship despite its nonpartisan stance.
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Santa FE
Gary Johnson
New Mexico
Wells Fargo Bank
Johnson
New Mexico First
Janet Green
New Mexico First Board
Calls rise for Israel war in American pundit circles
George Will and Charles Krauthammer urge military action against Palestinian terrorism arguing Israel cannot endure ongoing attacks. They compare Palestinians to Viet Cong, advocate destroying the Palestinian Authority infrastructure, and envision a brief but decisive conflict to end the threat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Will
Weekly Standard
Charles Krauthammer
Will
Krauthammer
Palestinian Authority
Latin Grammys pullout hurts Cuban American image
The Latin Grammys canceled the Miami show citing safety concerns from Cuban exile protests. The piece contrasts pro apartheid activism’s broad entertainment support with Cuba issues, noting CANF leaders and supporters faced criticism for softened anti Castro stands while exiles argued protests aimed to expose Castro’s regime.
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Elian Gonzalez
Miami
South Africa
Steve van Zandt
Silvio
Bruce Springsteen
Hir
Castro
Cuba
Sun City
America
U.S
Miami-Dade
Alex Penelas
Emilio Estefan
Jorge Mas Santos
Cuban American National Foundation
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Copley News
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Oslo
Norman Podhoretz
Commentary
South Vietnam
James Burnham
National Review
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CANF
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