Hart Strikes Controversy With Jesus in Comic Strip
Miami Herald columnist Leonard Pitts argues that Johnny Hart’s B C uses Christian doctrine to provoke, while defending free speech and media scrutiny. He notes readers and papers drop Hart strips, yet urges preserving diverse viewpoints amid faith debates.
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North Korea crisis deepens as refugees recount horrors
Don Kirk reports from Seoul on dire North Korean conditions as famine, executions, and cannibalism stories emerge from refugees. Kim Jong Il relies on the defense commission and a 2 million strong military, while diplomacy with the West and South Korea continues to buy time for the regime.
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Gretzky retires as league records fall and 99 retires
Wayne Gretzky ends an era with retirement from the NHL and his number 99 retired league wide. He leaves 61 records including goals assists and points, and his trade from Edmonton to Los Angeles marked a pivotal shift that popularized the sport in the Sunbelt. Also noted are contemporaries Jordan McGwire Ripken and Montana.
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Digital TV hype runs through Las Vegas industry meeting
In Las Vegas broadcasters tout hi density digital television at a media industry gathering. The Bella Vegas hosts talks on sharper pictures and immersive home viewing, with remarks about seeing notable personalities and art-filled surroundings, amid joking references to famous artworks and celebrities.
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On This Day April 21 1999 History Births and Sports
April 21 1999 marks day 111 of 1999 and day 33 of spring with notable events including Adams becoming vice president in 1789 and Sam Houston defeating Santa Anna at San Jacinto in 1836. Zipper patent by Gideon Sundback in 1913. Historic sports note Bil Duggleby hit a grand slam in 1898. Birthdates include Bronte Muir Danza LuPone and Tillotson quote.
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