Cross carried through Grafton marks Palm Sunday and new parish
About 200 people followed a 150 pound cross from Assumption Church to Our Lady Queen of Peace as Palm Sunday coincided with the opening of a merged parish serving 900 families. Rev. John Seabold led the two parishes into the new church on Erie Street, signaling transformation and communal support.
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Obama makes surprise trip to war zone
President Obama visits Afghanistan to rally forces and press President Karzai on reform as 30 000 additional troops surge in. He tells about 2000 service members at Bagram there will be setbacks and tougher days ahead.
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Health law prompt on insured need for primary care doctors
The reform law requires everyone to have insurance and will strain the primary care system as newly insured individuals seek physicians. In Cleveland, fans welcomed Zydrunas Ilgauskas back in his first game since being traded, drawing cheers and signs.
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Warning on Cell Phone Use While Driving Grows at Trade Show
Leigh Gilly notes that the wireless industry shows at Las Vegas's big fair to curb driver distraction from texting and talking on phones. Experts question the effectiveness of reminders and hands free rules as insurance data suggests bans may not reduce crashes.
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