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Planned Parenthood Grand Jury Delayed In Effort to Circumvent Law
OLATHE, Kansas, Nov. 27 /Christian Newswire/ -- Planned Parenthood was denied their motion today to dump a grand jury that was scheduled to begin an investigation of them on December 3. Johnson County District Court Judge Kevin P. Moriarty then granted Planned Parenthood's request to delay the seating of the grand jury until December 10 in order to give them time to file a mandamus action with the Supreme Court that will ask them to stop the grand jury. "This is simply a ploy by a pro-abortion judge to give Planned Parenthood time to cause further delays to the legal process," said Operation Rescue President Troy Newman. "Moriarty knew he could not directly violate the law that mandates convening of this grand jury, so he chose to circumvent it by giving Planned Parenthood time to file with the Kansas Supreme Court where further delays can be expected. More>>
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Cast Announced for West Coast Debut of Greenberg's The American Plan
Kim Rubinstein will direct the California run of the 1990 play that will be presented on the Cassius Carter Centre Stage Feb. 23-March 30 with an official opening Feb. 28. "Set in an idyllic Catskills lake retreat... in the early 1960s," show notes state, "The American Plan tells the tale of an elegant and imperious German-Jewish refugee mother, her eccentric daughter straining against her mother's tight leash, and the mysterious young man who enters their lives."
Kate Arrington (Hold Please) will lead a cast that also features Pat Bowie (The Song of Jacob Zulu), Michael Kirby, Sandra Shipley (Pygmalion) and Patrick Zeller.
The design team includes Wilson Chin (scenic), Emily Pepper (costume), Chris Rynne (lighting) and Paul Peterson (sound). Leila Knox serves as stage manager. More>>
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Flights added to MB's roster
Southern Skyways, an Atlanta-based company, plans to fly direct between Myrtle Beach and a slew of new cities this summer. The stops announced Wednesday are the Tri-Cities, Tenn.; Rockford, Ill.; Akron/Canton and Dayton, Ohio; and Wilkes-Barre/Scranton, Pa.
Southern Skyways started flying to Charleston, W.Va., last year and will continue to do so. Last week, the company also said it would fly to Bridgeport, W.Va., from Myrtle Beach.
Flights will cost between $59 and $139 each way. They will begin the week of May 21 and run through Labor Day.
The company plans to use one airplane, a Boeing jet with up to 198 seats, to service all of the cities except Bridgeport, Evans said.
In 2007, its inaugural year, Southern Skyways initially announced it would fly from Cincinnati to Allentown, Pa., and onto Myrtle Beach, and eventually direct between the beach and Cincinnati. More>>