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Plus: Sloan opponents say they have enough regents' votes to oust Baylor president, RQ's offspring, Kristof's at it again, and many other stories from online sources around the world.
Compiled by Ted Olsen | posted 7/01/2004 12:00AM
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Clergy abuse victims seek out some peace at The Farm in Ky. | Site is first backed by Catholic leaders (The Boston Globe)
Defrocked priest sentenced to 20 years in prison | State District Judge Phil Kazen revoked Carlos Lozano's deferred adjudication sentence Tuesday after a hearing on sexually explicit material allegedly found on Lozano's home computer hard drive (Houston Chronicle)
Church 'still fails' victims | The Anglican Church still cared too much about its reputation at the expense of the victims of child sex abuse, a leading expert has warned (The Advertiser, Adelaide, Australia)
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Court dismisses P&G lawsuit against Amway | Procter & Gamble does not get a second "bite at the apple" in its lawsuit against Amway Corp. over false rumors that P&G was linked to Satanism, the 5th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals said Monday in rejecting the case (Associated Press)
Earlier: Procter & Gamble's Satanism Suit Against Amway Tossed | U.S. Appeals Court: Procter & Gamble wasn't defamed by Satanism rumors (Weblog, Jan. 8, 2003)
Israeli cabinet extends separation law | Israel's Cabinet approved Sunday the extension of a law banning Palestinians with Israeli Arab spouses from living in Israel (Associated Press)
Earlier: Israel's Anti-Family Values | Christians should be outraged by a law thwarting Israeli-Palestinian marriages (Gary Burge, Christianity Today, Aug. 4, 2003)
Apology over bequest plea | A bishop has apologized for an over-enthusiastic piece of fundraising which saw a 99-year-old hospital patient visited by a chaplain and then sent a suggestion that she remember the local cathedral in her will (The Guardian, London)
Board of Education cuts ties to Christian Learning Centers | The decision came after Walton School Superintendent Dr. Tim Lull presented a report outlining how the system's affiliation with the CLC violated laws and accrediting standards (The Walton Tribune, Monroe, Ga.)
Good and evil | Two new exhibits explore artists' perceptions of God and Satan (The Orange County Register)
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