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5 Indiana bishops set for Notre Dame poverty summit
SOUTH BEND, Ind. (AP) — Indiana's five Roman Catholic bishops are scheduled to attend a daylong conference at the University of Notre Dame that will seek to find ways to reduce poverty and ease the suffering it causes. Organizers say the Indiana...Tags: Christianity, Catholic Charities USA, Social Services, Religion and Belief, Social Issues
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Illinois' method for measuring student poverty raises count statewide
In the federal government's view, an estimated 1,339 poor schoolchildren live within the affluent Arlington Heights-based School District 59. But the state counted 3,536 poor students when it doled out a "poverty grant" to the district this school year....
Tags: University of Chicago, Money and Monetary Policy, Riverdale (Cook, Illinois), O'Hare International Airport, Teaching and Learning
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Letters to the Editor - April 24
What are the implications of the ‘Jesus stomp?’ To the editor: You might have heard about it, maybe not. A professor at a public (tax-funded) university in Florida had his students conduct the following assignment: Write the name “...Tags: Benghazi, Christianity, Education, Mitt Romney, Nutrition
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Fallout, arguments for states rejecting Medicaid expansion
WASHINGTON (AP) — Rejecting the Medicaid expansion in the federal health care law could have unexpected consequences for states where Republican lawmakers remain steadfastly opposed to what they scorn as "Obamacare." It could mean exposing...
Tags: Jan Brewer, Labor Legislation, Executive Branch, Government, Washington, DC
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Michigan lawmakers back changes to welfare benefits
LANSING, Mich. (AP) — Some low-income Michigan families would have to pass drug tests and make sure their children don't miss too many days of school in order to qualify for welfare benefits, under legislation being considered by the state...
Tags: Substance Abuse, Stevensville, Government, Executive Branch, Behavioral Conditions
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Global finance officials endorse World Bank target to end poverty
ReutersBy Lesley Wroughton WASHINGTON, April 20 (Reuters) - Global finance officials endorsed a new World Bank goal to end extreme global poverty by 2030 and emphasized that its focus should be on ensuring that the poorest benefit from strong growth and...Tags: Conservation, Global Change, International Organizations, Labor Markets, Weather
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CPS may find school buildings difficult to sell
When Chicago Public Schools put the former Mulligan School in Lincoln Park up for sale in January, dozens of developers expressed interest in turning it into residential, office or hotel space. "The building has good bones, which means it's sound, it has...
Tags: Services and Shopping, Real Estate, 2016 Olympic Games, Realty, McCormick Place
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Partnership brings affordable housing to North Avenue corridor
For years, the vacant Columbus School on a busy corner of East North Avenue appeared to be nothing more than a giant planter. Leafy tree branches stuck out over the top of the historic red-brick walls, making it seem like the school's only future...
Tags: Human Interest, Taxation, Coppin State University, Politics, Carl Stokes
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Nicolas Maduro wins Venezuela presidency, council says
CARACAS, Venezuela — Nicolas Maduro, who served as Venezuela's interim president in the weeks after the death of his mentor, President Hugo Chavez, won a narrow victory over Miranda state Gov. Henrique Capriles to become the country's elected...
Tags: Temporary Assistance for Needy Families, Caracas (Venezuela), U.S. Military, Venezuela, Hugo Chavez
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Viva House soup kitchen has provided 45 years of service
In a quiet block in Southwest Baltimore, a warm wind blows plastic bags along a sidewalk. Boarded-up rowhomes line the streets. A pile of mattresses rests on a trash heap in someone's former backyard. A lonely placard reads, "Stop shooting – start...
Tags: Christianity, Wars and Interventions, Bethlehem Steel, Catonsville, Theft
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A CONSTANT REMINDER: Blue ribbons symbolize continued fight against child abuse in Kentucky
scollins@amnews.comBy now most people have likely driven by at least one display of bundled blue pinwheels or ribbons. If just one person has wondered what they are all about, then the symbols have served their purpose. On March 18, Gov. Steve Beshear proclaimed April as...Tags: Abusive Behavior, Social Issues, Child Abuse, Punishment, Steve Beshear
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An agency-by-agency guide to Obama's 2014 budget
WASHINGTON (AP) — President Barack Obama has proposed a $3.8 trillion budget for fiscal 2014 that aims to slash the deficit by $1.8 trillion over 10 years, raise taxes on the wealthy and trim popular benefit programs including Social Security and...Tags: Manufacturing and Engineering, Global Change, Renewable Energy, Physical Disabilities, Consumers
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