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...some cigarettes. She stayed longer than she'd expected Police say that as the 21-years-old woman headed for the door to leave, she was assaulted by four men, who stripped her from the by four men, who stripped her from the waist down, forced her to commit oral sex, and raped her repeatedly. After more than two hours the woman managed to break free and run out of the bar for help...
...testimonies abounded on Richard Roberts' swing through Wisconsin. It was impossible to discern which people might have been cured and which were subject only to passing psychological relief. Some could even have sworn to have been made well, hoping that a taped segment of the event would make Oral's television show. Like all Christian faith healers, Richard attributes any cures to God's power, not his own, and says of his role: "If they say they are healed, no matter what you or anybody else thinks, you sure can't deny...
...while, it seemed unlikely that Richard Roberts would follow his father on the sawdust trail. As a rebellious teenager, Richard told Oral: "Get out of my life and never mention religion to me again." Richard left Tulsa and shunned his father's Bible-centered university. While enrolled at the University of Kansas, he sang with rock bands. But he felt "a voice inside me" tugging him back to his father's school. There, he says, two weeks shy of his 20th birthday, "God got ahold of my life...
Some skeptics wonder why he dresses so well and tours in an eight-passenger airplane when many of those in his flock are among the poor. Richard Roberts replies to such criticism with annoyance: "Well, I'm serving a first-class God. When you see Oral Roberts University, you don't see a bunch of tin buildings. You see some thing that you can be proud of. I'm not serving a God that's poor. God owns everything. All the silver and gold on this earth belong to God. He created it. We believe...
...company that takes graphology seriously is Crown Office Products in Chicago. The firm once hired an applicant solely on the basis of his handwriting analysis. "I would never have hired this man otherwise. He had inadequate oral skills and an inadequate appearance," says Crown President Edward Arvey. "He turned out to be the best employee we ever had." The man became Crown's general manager...