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Environmental talk to highlight 2011's many weather events
For a group deeply worried about mankind's survival in a world racked by escalating environmental problems, Earth Forum of Howard County takes an approach that dovetails nicely with the county's campaign for civility.
While the four-year-old church-...Tags: Japan Earthquake and Tsunami (2011), Natural Gas, Tropical Weather, Natural Disasters, John P. Sarbanes
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Judge rules against Prince George's in Laurel church case
A federal district court judge has ruled Prince George's County must once again consider the application of Reaching Hearts International for sewer service on the church's West Laurel property, saying the County Council's decision in September to grant...Tags: Judges, Discrimination, Prince George's County, Church and State Relations, Justice System
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Norway tragedy should make us look inward
What a tragedy that has occurred in Norway, all because someone sees no value in "multiculturalism," a word that is defined also by religious tolerance and racial equality. This makes me reflect upon our own country and some of the racial comments I...Tags: Science, Human Rights, Norway, Sociology, Civil Unrest
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Green movement is a false prophet
In his article about Christian environmentalism ("Confluence of Good Friday, Earth Day a reminder of our duty to protect God's creation," May 3), Bishop John R. Schol, alluding to "Green Dragon" views of environmentalism as "actively anti-Christian,"...Tags: Cornwall, Science, Good Friday, Earth Day
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Arrest made in plot to blow up Baltimore-area military recruiting center
A 21-year-old Baltimore County man, whose Facebook postings about jihad gave way to discussions with an FBI informant about how to kill American soldiers, was arrested Wednesday after authorities say he tried to blow up a Catonsville military recruiting...Tags: Terrorism, Catonsville, Prince George's County, Armed Forces, Islam
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Religious and ethnic cauldron bubbles up
Sun National StaffWASHINGTON - Turkey's alarm yesterday at the surge by Kurdish forces into the oil-rich city of Kirkuk in northern Iraq threw a spotlight on the ethnic and religious cauldron that American soldiers and diplomats now must keep from bubbling over. Iraq's...Tags: United Kingdom, Defense, Armed Forces, World War I (1914-1918), Islam
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Feb. 14: Letters to the Editor
Framing the issue The Catholic Church with the help of the propaganda machine of the religious right have won the information war dealing with the contraceptive issue that has been dominating the political environment recently. They have succeeded in...Tags: Ron Paul, Tea Party Movement, Islam, James City County, Mitt Romney
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French appeals court upholds Church of Scientology's 2009 fraud conviction
Associated PressPARIS (AP) — A French appeals court on Thursday upheld the Church of Scientology's 2009 fraud conviction on charges it pressured members into paying large sums for questionable remedies. The case began with a legal complaint by a young woman who...Tags: Punishment, Human Rights, Justice System, Literature, Cults and Sects
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Jesus at mountaintop ski resort in US allowed to stay after feds reverse statue's eviction
Associated PressHELENA, Montana (AP) — A mountaintop Jesus statue can stay at a ski resort in the western U.S. state of Montana — for now. The religious statue, which has been on federal land since 1955, was allowed to remain in place for at least 10 more...Tags: Land Resources, Whitefish, Recreational and Sporting Goods Industry, Natural Resources, Arts
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Battle intensifies over proposed Temecula rock quarry
A giant rock quarry proposed in the hills above Temecula had politicians from one of the most conservative corners of the Inland Empire railing Monday against corporate arrogance and environmental devastation, while union workers pushed the project as a...Tags: Unions, Companies and Corporations, Cancer, Unions, Companies and Corporations
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