Oklahoma governor expands divorce fight
April 6, 2000
OKLAHOMA CITY — Oklahoma Gov. Frank Keating — long-time proponent of reducing the state’s divorce rate, which is the second highest in the nation —
Minister’s marriage contract rejected
April 6, 2000
A Pentecostal minister’s strict marriage contract with his wife has been thrown out by an appeals court judge. Myles Spires Jr. attempted to have the
Court upholds U. of Wisconsin mandatory student fee program
April 6, 2000
Public universities may use mandatory student fees to fund a variety of college groups, even if students find some of those groups objectionable, a unanimous
Arizona Convention accepts severed ties
April 6, 2000
PHOENIX — The Arizona Southern Baptist Convention has accepted the severing of formal ties with Grand Canyon University, a Christian university in Phoenix. Delegates to
Dilday retiring from Truett Seminary post
April 6, 2000
WACO, Texas — Russell Dilday, whose 1994 firing as president of Southwestern Seminary, Fort Worth, Texas, proved a watershed in a long running battle between
Gambling foes urged to rally at Statehouse April 4
March 30, 2000
Gambling foes are calling out the forces for an April 4 rally at the Statehouse. “We want to encourage those legislators who have committed to
Judge rules voucher program unconstitutional
March 30, 2000
TALLAHASSEE, Fla. — A Florida judge ruled March 14 that the state’s new school voucher program violates Florida’s constitution. “Tax dollars may not be used
Students suspended after attending concert
March 30, 2000
SAN ANTONIO — Four students at a private Christian school in San Antonio were suspended after attending a concert by the pop group Backstreet Boys.
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