Faith and doubt stain Oklahoma City bombing faith questions
In Oklahoma City a city of churchgoers wrestles with faith after the bombing. Clergy, Muslims, Jews, and black leaders discuss God, innocence, and the possibility of renewed community. Some see a chance to build unity while others face prejudice and exclusion. Community figures urge reflection and nonviolence as healing grows.
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Gingrich eyes New Hampshire trip amid 1996 talk
Gingrich floated a joint appearance with Clinton for New Hampshire voters while denying a candidacy. Clinton signaled interest in a campus meet and audience questions. Gingrich planned a busy weekend of fundraisers, picnics, a Chamber of Commerce dinner, and meetings with prominent New Hampshire Republicans as media followed.
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Coroner says Goldman had no chance of escape
Jurors in the O J Simpson trial viewed more photos of Ronald Goldman's slashed throat and heard coroner Lakshmanan Sathyavagiswaran describe Goldman as pinned in a small area and killed quickly and savagely. He has no place to escape, the coroner testified, while jurors watched a demonstration of the throat wound.
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Embryo dispute rises over frozen embryos and possible transfer
Debbie and John Challender question how many children they have after 16 embryos frozen for safekeeping in 1991 may have been given to another woman who later had twins. The case raises questions about embryo custody and reproductive rights.
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Cadets Corps Orders Pivot On Women at Citadel Institute
Federal court filings discuss possible shifts in support for a women’s leadership program if women are admitted to corps at The Citadel of Virginia Military Institute. The documents frame potential policy changes and legal considerations surrounding integration and leadership training in a historic military academy setting.
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Heavy court term set as Gaston county braces for July 4 week
Gaston officials announce a special superior court session the week of July 4 amid a heavy caseload and shifting population. Commissioners will not fund the county Crime and Drug Task Force, opting to withhold money from the volunteer group. Adif Custovic, a Bosnian Muslim, has found asylum in Lincolnton after years of danger. A late week storm battered the area with strong winds and rain.
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Teamsters approve continued work for Carolina Freight in general
Company executives met with employees on Friday to relay a decision allowing workers to continue their duties for Carolina Freight Carriers Corp. but with a restriction excluding Cherryville. The rare meeting aimed to clarify ongoing roles and site limitations for staff.
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Weather forecast for Carolina region June 9 1995
Partly sunny today with a high near 92 and a low around 68. Slight chance of storms in the evening. Sunset at 8 37 p m. Sunrise tomorrow at 6 09 a m. Regional highs include Gastonia 90 Greensboro 93 Hickory 92 Raleigh Dur
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Schrader Nets Fourth Pocono Pole as Thumb Heals
Ken Schrader, who lost half his left thumb three weeks earlier, captured his fourth Pocono pole in seven races. The 18th career pole ties his most at the track, surpassing all active drivers at the 2.5 mile speedway.
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