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...Northern Ireland, all sides sit down to talk peace for the first time in more than 70 years (Reuters...
...group's mission is vague and unsettling regarding its relationships with women. It calls for men to take "spiritual leadership" over their wives, for example, and suggests that women follow. Feminists say this is a throwback to the days of women's servitude and oppression. Says NOW president Patricia Ireland: "Two adults standing as equals and peers taking responsibility for their family is a much different image than the man being the head and master, and women being back in an old role that historically was very detrimental...
Many women, nevertheless, have come to the support of the Promise Keepers. Perhaps to Patricia Ireland's dismay, Hillary Clinton, while cautious about its leadership, has praised the Promise Keepers in her book It Takes a Village. And at a Sept. 16 press conference, a group of conservative women from mainline Protestant, Orthodox and Roman Catholic churches denounced NOW for its attack on the Promise Keepers and decried the negative impact of what they described as "radical feminism" on church and society. "We believe that the feminist fixation on power has sadly missed the point of the present cultural situation...
...force women back into the dark ages of servitude? That's the fear of some feminist organizations, which continued to bash the religious group today as it prepared for a soul-searching extravaganza tomorrow in Washington's National Mall. Leading the charge was National Organization of Women president Patricia Ireland, who today labeled its founders a "Who's Who of the radical right," while accusing them of soft-pedaling the "hard edges" of their political message. But while some of the Keepers? leaders have in the past supported right-wing policies, TIME correspondent Ron Stodghill II reports the group...
Morton and his colleagues have tested thousands of Pennsylvania newborns for inherited metabolic disorders during the past five years and in the process discovered that more than half the children with glutaric aciduria are not of Amish descent. In fact, Morton points out, many countries, including Ireland, Germany, Sweden, Israel, Spain, Saudi Arabia, Canada and the U.S., have clusters of children with glutaric aciduria...