Ex-teacher turned hot dog vendor sues Loyola for equal access
Jewish philosopher Jerrold Pime, a Loyola University applicant with a Sorbonne PhD, has fought five years over tenure rules favoring Jesuit priests and now continues an EEOC and federal appeal while running his Northwest Side hot dog stand. He argues federal funding requires nonreligious hiring.
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Sorbonne
Loyola University
Jerrold Pime
Pime
Loyola
Philosophy
Equal Employment Opportunity Commission
U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
Fireside program for families at Carbondale church
The Carbondale Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints hosts a live fireside at 7 p.m. on Sunday to improve parent child relationships. Elders Olpin Barnes Gubler and Younder offer hour long talks on family unity management and preparedness. Tinyburg Tales radio segment airs Sundays at 7 15 a m on WGGH Marion 1150 AM based on Robert J Hastings book and about small town life in Southern Illinois. Hastings editor emeritus of the Illinois Baptist now lives in Springfield. IRS collects part of archbishop Hunthausens 1982 83 wages in Seattle as he withholds taxes in protest. he plans to continue withholding portion.
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Tinyburg
Robert J. Hastings
WGGH
Marion
Illinois
Hastings
Springfield
The
Illinois Baptist
IRS
Seattle
Calendar Belleville WOMEN'S PROGRAM and events
Joyce Meyer, staff minister at Life Christian Center in St. Louis, to speak at "Illinois Alive in 85" at Augustine's Restaurant in Belleville starting 10 a.m. Luncheon buffet and music by Gayle Wolff and Sue Funk. Various religious talks, seminars, and events follow at multiple sites in Belleville and neighboring towns through February 1.
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Joyce Meyer
Life Christian Center
St. Louis
Tllinois
Augustine
Belleville
Gayle Wolff
Herrin
Sue Funk
Elkville
Sanctuary leaders say government's on trial too
A Phoenix hearing targets 16 sanctuary church workers including two priests and three nuns charged with conspiracy to aid Central American refugees. Church leaders claim persecution and demand asylum rights while prosecutors frame the case as illegal alien smuggling in a crackdown that involved about 170 churches and 70,000 connected supporters.
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Associated Press
Church
Central America
Darlene Niegorski
Phoenix
Ariz
Renny Golden
Chicago
U.S
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Church Sanctuary Movement
Ms. Golden
Nun becomes Tweeta the clown at St. Joseph parish
Sister Martha Ann Schaffer of Marion, director of religious education, transforms into Tweeta the clown to brighten Catholic school children and nursing home residents. She uses makeup and silence to let joy emerge, brightening even grieving visitors and lifting spirits with bubbles and humor.
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Our Lady of Mount Carmel
W. Monroe St
Martha Ann Schaffer
Marion
First Pentecostal Church
S. 16Th St
Steve Timmons
Second Baptist Church
Violet Grisham
Southern Illinoisan
St. Joseph Catholic Church
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Tweeta
Schaffer
First Presbyterian Church of
Tweeta the Clown
St. Louis
Martha Ann
Bubbles
Stephen Sondheim
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