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Weblog: Federal Appeals Court Says Americorps Can Fund Catholic School Teachers

Plus: Habitat for Humanity fight gets sadder, and other stories from online sources around the world.

Compiled by Ted Olsen | posted 4/13/2006 12:00AM

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Analysts split on Salem's near-term prospects | There's a wide difference in the target price analysts have for Salem's stock, ranging from a low of $20 to as high as $30 (Billboard Radio Monitor)

Britain's 'cursing stone':

'Cursing Stone' saved by council | Carlisle City Council rejected a proposal to destroy the stone, commissioned to mark the millennium (BBC)
They're doomed! | Has an art installation cursed Carlisle? A number of locals are blaming a stone sculpture for a series of local calamities (The Guardian, London)

More articles of interest:

Pray, parade, party | South Side native charged with keeping the saint in St. Patrick's celebration (Daily Southtown, Chicago)
'Da Vinci Code' keeps selling | Twenty-five million books, in 44 languages, are in print worldwide and no end is in sight (Associated Press)
Christian friends, Christian enemies | Our friends of yesterday may not be our friends today, and our friends of today might not be our friends tomorrow (Haim Shapiro, The Jerusalem Post)

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