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Council and church need to ask hard questions
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SOMETHING HAS TO GIVE.
The church's national office reported recently to the Council of General Synod (CoGS), its governing body, that for the third year in a row the church ended the year with a deficit. While this is nothing new, the scale of the deficit for 2005 is striking: $1.1 million. Put against a national church budget of just over $10 million, it is an awesome shortfall, one that should force the church's council to make some drastic decisions about the work of the national office.
The council needs to tackle some difficult questions, but will it? The signs are not encouraging.
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The education Justice: the Honorable Lewis Franklin Powell, Jr.
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; INTRODUCTION The Honorable Lewis Franklin Powell, Jr. is "the education Justice...I. A BRIEF LOOK AT JUSTICE POWELL'S LIFE, (20) PARTICULARLY IN THE REALM OF EDUCATION Lewis Franklin Powell, Jr., was born on September 19...
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; Lewis Franklin Powell, Jr., longtime friend and honorary vice...accomplishment look forward to retirement, Lewis Powell accepted the nomination of...contributions to state and nation, Lewis F. Powell, Jr., will be remembered with affection...
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; John Lewis, RFK Jr., Karl Rove and others remember past inaugurations. John Lewis The congressman from Georgia on the memory...in the middle of Washington, D.C. Franklin Graham The evangelist on praying with...
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EX-SUPREME COURT JUSTICE POWELL DIES.(MAIN)
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; ...EPSTEIN Knight Ridder WASHINGTON -- Lewis Franklin Powell Jr., whose pivotal Supreme Court...15 years, from 1972 to 1987, Powell cast decisive votes on many issues...judge in Richmond and a former Powell clerk, said Powell will be remembered...
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CENTRIST SEAT ON BENCH LIKELY TO TAKE RIGHT TURN.(Main)
Newspaper article from: Albany Times Union (Albany, NY)
; ...Aaron Epstein Knight-Ridder Lewis Franklin Powell Jr., a tall, slim, pale, almost...he leaves is so evenly divided, Powell has presented President Reagan...the closely divided justices, Powell often justified that characterization...
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Justices Retire, But Refuse to Quit // They Keep Busy Working on Lower Courts
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It's about time for oppressors to pay up
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COLUMN: Dispelling death penalty myths
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