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| Boston Temple Opponents Lose Last Appeal |
| The U.S. Supreme Court turned down without comment
the request from opponents of the LDS Church's Boston Temple to hear
their challenge to a Massachusetts zoning law. The Court's move
upheld the ruling of the 1st U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals that
upheld the law, which the town of Belmont used to allow construction
of the Temple. The ruling resolves one of two outstanding challenges
to the completion of the Temple. |
| Dallas Missionary Recovering From Skull Fractures, Internal Bleeding |
| Elder Burke Jensen's condition has been
upgraded to fair and he has been moved out of intensive care, reports
Wendy Walker, a spokeswoman for Baylor Medical Center in Dallas.
Elder Jensen was robbed and badly beaten with a baseball bat last
Tuesday when he and his companion were mugged in a Dallas
neighborhood. And doctors are pleased with his recovery. |
| Washington Post Looks at Volunteer Nature of LDS Missionary Work |
| Today's Washington Post looks at LDS missionary work in
the region, talking to the men and women that lead the missionary efforts
there and marveling at the effort's volunteer mature. Reporter Hamil Harris
seemed particularly impressed with the qualifications and careers that some
leaders have left behind. |
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