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Riley declined to comment on further specifics of the plan, saying only that budget issues must be negotiated and that a private security consultant has been hired to assist in the transition...
...staff of PBH is an active partner in the running of these summer programs, working to support the undergraduate student leaders and to provide technical assistance. Though PBHA and the Dean of Students Office are currently in discussion concerning the relationship of PBHA to Harvard University, we have every expectation that a productive relationship will be maintained. In this time of uncertainty, however, we wish to be clear. PBH staff will continue to do all that we can do to support and assist summer student leaders of PBH programs...
...director of the OMB, Raines will assist Clinton in the development and execution of policies and programs and will be involved with the resolution of all budget, policy and management issues on behalf of the president...
Bruskewitz, one of only two U.S. bishops who forbids altar girls to assist at Mass, is the first American hierarch in more than 30 years to order a mass excommunication--an edict that prohibits Catholics from receiving the sacraments. His action has sparked dissent not only from area parishioners such as Jean and John Krejci, a former nun and former priest who said they would ignore the order, but also from church-law experts like Father James Coriden of Washington Theological Union, in Silver Spring, Maryland, who called the bishop's action, "harmful, wrong and canonically invalid...
...about Franklin's religious life, but on his 22nd birthday in 1974, he recalls, his father confronted him, saying "You can't continue to play the middle ground. Either you're going to choose to follow and obey him or reject him." Feeling resentful, Franklin left shortly afterward to assist a Graham friend with a tour of the Holy Land. But several days later, in a hotel room in Jerusalem, he reread what might be called the New Testament's great amnesty clause, Romans 8: 1: "There is therefore now no condemnation for those who are in Christ Jesus." Then...