Lincoln Bedroom Guests Draw White House Scrutiny
The White House hosted about 160 guests. a spokeswoman refused to disclose how many slept in the Lincoln bedroom. The guest list featured major Bush donors and friends, including Larry Gatlin and Ben Crenshaw, with sparse comment on political use of the room.
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ISU honors Audrey Christensen with veterinary medicine degree
Audrey Christensen graduated with distinction from Iowa State University of Science and Technology in May earning a doctor of veterinary medicine degree. She is the daughter of Doris Thomas of Roswell and the late Paul Thomas.
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Prominent Faith Debates Over Jewish Conversion and Christian Duty
The piece argues against Christians withdrawing from prayer for Jewish conversion and defends interfaith revelations. It cites historical conversions including Jean-Marie Lustiger and a Rome chief rabbi, noting public figures crossing faith lines can provoke scrutiny. It contends bishops erode faith by downplaying Christ’s impact and warns against condescension toward Jews.
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Trek for Trash set to cycle across New Mexico
Governor Gary Johnson leads the 507 mile Trek for Trash from Capulin National Monument to Los Alamos from Sept 27 to Oct 1 with the Clean Team. Thousands of volunteers statewide join clean up efforts in communities including Raton Cimarron Taos and Los Alamos.
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September 19 historical milestones in U S history
Key events on this date include the first Battle of Saratoga in 1777 during the Revolutionary War, President Washingtons farewell address published in 1796, the death of James A Garfield in 1881, Bruno Hauptmann arrested for the Lindbergh kidnapping in 1934, and the execution of Lord Haw-Haw in 1945.
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