Court rules against medical use of marijuana
June 7, 2001
The U.S. Supreme Court ruled May 14 there is no exemption to the federal ban on marijuana distribution even for patients who claim it is
Kids kicked out of White House for praying
June 7, 2001
A group of schoolchildren were asked to leave the White House after stopping to pray for President George W. Bush. A group of 11 children,
House rejects voucher bill
June 7, 2001
The House of Representatives rejected two amendments pushing for school vouchers before overwhelmingly approving a sweeping measure to change federal education policy. The 384-45 vote
Renowned Birmingham couple pioneers study of genetics
June 7, 2001
A couple in Huntsville may know before their first baby is born that the child will suffer from severe birth defects. In another part of
Baptists asked to pray for conflict in Middle East
May 24, 2001
After he traveled to Israel and troubled West Bank area March 23-30 Billy Jang Hwan Kim, president of the Baptist World Alliance, asks Baptists everywhere
Birminghamian James Head worked to bring down segregation in city
May 24, 2001
The conviction of Thomas Blanton in the 1963 bombing of Birmingham’s Sixteenth Street Baptist Church May 1 represented a long overdue victory for justice in
Being kind to the stranger
May 17, 2001
Recently I was in Minnesota’s Twin Cities- Minneapolis and Saint Paul- for a sort of “double-header:” the annual conventions of Associated Church Press (ACP) and
Corporal Punishment
May 17, 2001
It is time to stop corporal punishment in the Alabama school system. I have been a substitute teacher in the system for the past eight
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