PTL partners plan campaign to oust Falwell
In Fort Mill South Carolina Donald Lee a criminal justice professor heads a campaign by the PTL supporters to pressure Falwell from Heritage USA and gain recognition for Pentecostals. Paul Wood of the Pay Porters Association backs the effort with potential demonstrations planned in St Louis and at Falwell's Lynnbarg church. The Bakker family remains a focal point amid bankruptcy and renewed public attention.
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Tammy Bakker
Heritage USA
Donald Lee
University of Northern Michigan
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Lynchburg
Jerry Falwell
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Heart-lung recipient goes home in Maryland
Clinton House, a 28 year old heart lung transplant recipient and donor, left Johns Hopkins May weeks after surgery to recover at his Dundalk home with his mother. He walked from the hospital exit and said he feels like he has a new life without heavy oxygen tanks. Doctors removed his heart and lungs and implanted a healthy heart into John Couch of Yardley Pa, who then received the heart lung transplant. Couch was released May 29 and is reported doing well at home.
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Millionaire funds Bahamas cruise for 1952 Punxsutawney class
Delbert Dunmire of Growth Industries plans a Bahamas voyage Aug 14 to 17 for 348 people including Punxsutawney High School class of 1952 graduates and spouses. Officials say costs may reach $300,000 as the town braces for a historic reunion driven by former students, entertainers, and executives.
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Proxmire Flags $611,623 Waste In White House Room Renovation
Sen. William Proxmire denounces a $611,623 expenditure to renovate a ceremonial room in the Executive Office Building near the White House. White House aides defend the cost at $346,454 plus $120,000 for correcting prior work and additional maintenance, noting the room’s historic use by Navy secretaries, Hoover, Pershing, and vice presidents.
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Ben Jarratt
How they voted week ending June 12 in Congress
Washington area Members of Congress are listed on key votes for the week ending June 12. The House approved a $16 billion housing authorization bill 285 to 120 after two days of debate, with Boehlert McHugh Horton voting for and Wortley voting against. Martin did not vote. In the Senate a 52 to 47 vote on June 9 failed to end debate on a campaign finance overhaul bill funding public campaigns and limiting PAC contributions. Moynihan voted for ending debate. D'Amato voted against. Congressions Quarta for Newhouse News Service
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Sanctions ineffective against Libya cited by GAO
The Associated Press reports that U.S. sanctions on Libya have had minimal impact as European nations have not matched measures. The GAO notes exports and imports would need similar action by Europe to significantly affect Libya's economy.
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