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• State high court turns away appeal by abortion doctor | The Arizona Supreme Court has turned away an appeal filed on behalf of an abortion doctor whose manslaughter conviction prompted the Legislature to regulate abortion providers (Associated Press)
  
  
• Russia turns spotlight on abortion | Russia could be on the point of a significant change in direction on morality and sexual issues, as a major debate looms over the rights of women and unborn children (BBC, video)
  
  

Johnny Cash:

• Family pastor sings praises of Johnny Cash | Courtney Wilson shared many of the big moments in the lives of Johnny Cash and his family, both happy and sad (The News Examiner, Gallatin, Tenn.)
  
  
• Death no stranger in Cash's late canon | As a singer and songwriter, Mr Cash's major theme was death. (The Wall Street Journal)
  
  

Music:

• Tangled up in Bob | Leading Dylanologist Christopher Ricks concludes his obsessive pursuit of an elusive quarry in Dylan's Visions of Sin (The Observer, London)
  
  
• Christianity by way of Rock 'n' Roll | Alpharetta businessman promotes Christian music (NorthFulton.com, Alpharetta, Ga.)
  
  
• Christian singer promoting music as instrument of faith | When faith and show business mingle, the message gets fuzzy. What's so refreshing about singer Natalie Grant is her honesty about the issue. (David Crumm, Detroit Free Press)
  
  

Bono and Bush:

• Bono recounts 'row' with President over AIDS funds | Africa needs more money sooner, singer says (The Washington Post)
  
  
• Rock star Bono spars with Bush over AIDS funding | "We had a good old row," Bono said of his meeting with Bush. "What I just can't agree with him on is the numbers." (Reuters)
  
  
• Bono has talk with Bush over AIDS funds | "He's very passionate about these problems and I believe him," Bono said after their White House meeting. "I just can't agree with the numbers." (Associated Press)
  
  
• Bono asks full AIDS funding (The Washington Times)
  
  
• Earlier: Bono's American Prayer | The world's biggest rock star tours the heartland, talking more openly about his faith as he recruits Christians in the fight against AIDS in Africa (Christianity Today, Feb. 21, 2003)
  
  

Garner Ted Armstrong dies:

• Garner Ted Armstrong dies at 73 | TV evangelist formed own church after break with father (Los Angeles Times)
  
  
• Garner Ted Armstrong, evangelist, dies at 73 | Garner Ted Armstrong was a silver-haired television evangelist known for his easy charm and dark message (The New York Times)
  
  
• Garner Ted Armstrong dies at 73 | He was one of the most successful, but also the most controversial, of American television evangelists (The Daily Telegraph, London)
  
  
• Evangelist Garner Ted Armstrong dies (Associated Press)
  
  
• Earlier: From the Fringe to the Fold | How the Worldwide Church of God discovered the plain truth of the gospel (Christianity Today, July 15, 1996)
  
  
• Earlier: Splinter Groups Dismiss Leaders | Church of God, International, revokes the ministerial credentials of Garner Ted Armstrong (Christianity Today, Mar. 2, 1998)
  
  

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