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News for: June 6, 2002
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Life in sect
The Sun Chronicle
"TAUNTON -- They left just before midnight in June 1998 after an emergency family meeting for a trip to Maine with no provisions, no food, no money -- not even diapers for the babies. "We were told God would provide for us," Nicole Kidson testified Wednesday about the expedition north in a motorcade of about 30 adults and children steeped in religion and visions from God."
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ATTLEBORO SECT TRIAL - "THE BODY" MASSACHUSETTS
Prosecutor: Cult dad watched baby starve
Prosecutor Details Infant's Demise
Former Sect Member Testifies In Murder Trial
Witness describes insular life in Attleboro sect |
ILLINOIS
McDonald's agrees to donate $10 million for mislabeling fries
The Associated Press
"CHICAGO - McDonald's Corp. has agreed to donate $10 million to Hindu and other groups to settle lawsuits filed against the chain for mislabeling french fries and hash browns as vegetarian."
NEVADA
Entertainer predicts UFOs will visit Thursday near Las Vegas
The Associated Press
"LAS VEGAS -- The Amazing Kreskin won't say exactly how he knows, but he's so sure Las Vegas is going to be visited by UFOs on Thursday night that he's willing to put $50,000 where his publicity is."
NEW YORK
Ed Board Overrules Levy in 'Voodoo Powder' Firing
New York Daily News
"The Board of Education voted 4 to 1 yesterday to reinstate a lower East Side school board member accused of sprinkling so-called voodoo powder outside the superintendent's office door."
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CANADA
Man visualized girl in tub
Court hears neighbour dropped as murder suspect
Canadian Press
"LETHBRIDGE, Alta. -- A man who lived a few doors away from little Jessica Koopmans told police he visualized himself in a bathtub with her and "washing her soul," court heard yesterday."
SOUTH AFRICA
Money 'spirited' away
News24.com
"CAPE TOWN -- A Rennies Travel Service consultant who allegedly stole R250 000 from her employer, told the Cape Town Regional Court on Wednesday she was a victim of a witchcraft scam."
UGANDA
'Prophet' Bushara Sticks to His Cult
New Vision
"KAMPALA -- Luweero self-styled prophet Wilson Bushara has defied efforts by State House to drop his cult and revert to mainstream Christianity. Bushara said at the end of a three-day State House organised crusade aimed at spiritually rehabilitating him and his followers that nothing will make him drop his World Message, Last Warning Church."
