No death penalty for mentally retarded inmates
July 11, 2002
WASHINGTON — The Supreme Court ruled June 20 that subjecting mentally retarded inmates to the death penalty is cruel and “excessive” punishment. “We are not
Nurse fired over medication wins ruling
June 27, 2002
RIVERSIDE, Calif. — A U.S. District Court jury in Riverside, Calif. ruled that Riverside County violated a nurse’s constitutional rights after she was fired from
Scientists, theologians debate morality of cloning embryos for research, reproduction
June 13, 2002
Cloning is no longer merely in the realm of science fiction. President Bush has spoken out against cloning. Christopher Reeve and other celebrities say cloning
BWAid sending relief to southern Africa countries
June 6, 2002
Baptist World Aid (BWAid), the relief and development arm of the Baptist World Alliance (BWA), has sent $20,000 to Baptists in Zimbabwe and $10,000 to
‘Woman’s Right to Know,’ teacher background checks close to passage
March 14, 2002
Two pieces of legislation that have moved around the halls of the State House for years may finally come to fruition during this year’s session.
Abortion figures part of pro-life television ad
January 31, 2002
A television commercial featuring three important figures in the legalization of abortion is part to a renewed effort to reinvigorate the pro-life movement. The television
40 million orphans expected by 2010 due to AIDS epidemic
January 17, 2002
The elderly woman sits in silence just outside the hospital’s open door. The electricity is off, but she doesn’t notice the darkness. For the past
Company won’t use fetal stem cells for vaccine
January 10, 2002
The company producing 155 million new doses of smallpox vaccine for the United States says it won’t use a stem cell line taken from an
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