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The lights went out in Georgia

Cover Story | "IT WAS LIKE A BATTLEFIELD": Winter twisters take the South by surprise, claiming lives and testing the mettle of a community

In this issue: "Georgia twisters," Feb. 26, 2000

Features

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Abolish the chaplaincy

National |  Congressmen should look to churches for pastoral care

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Calm before the storm?

National |  Methodist church leaders in California refuse discipline for ministers who carried out lesbian "weddings"; non-action sets the stage for a huge showdown in…

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Child's play

National |  Wintertime Web prank prompts tightening-up among e-tailers; too much of a good thing brings one start-up site to its knees; and even non-tech companies are…

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Can't have it both ways

National |  Mrs. Clinton protests the politicization of her religious views, but so what? Her religious views are political

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Just the facts, please

National |  Plenty of scientific evidence against Darwinism exists, but Darwinists tenaciously defend their dogma

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Science vs. science

National |  The debate over the teaching of evolution isn't just in Kansas anymore, as other states take up the issue. While these battles make headlines, they are the…

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A Chronology: Elian, from the high seas t the highest offices in the land

International |  NOV 22, 1999: Juan Miguel Gonzalez telephoned Lazaro Gonzalez, his uncle in Miami, to inform him that his former wife Elisabet and son Elián were on their…

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The icon and a judge

International |  Tossed by the waves of the Atlantic, roiled by ugly international politics, Elián finally gets his day in court

Dispatches

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Quotables

As funny as it sounds, they got married and now it's time to get to know each other. Fox television executive Mike Darnell, creator of the network's two-hour…

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The Buzz

AMERICAN BEAUTY, THE INSIDER, THE CIDER HOUSE RULES, THE GREEN MILE Oscar's PC lineup Anti-suburban, anti-smoking, pro-abortion: This year's leading nominees…

Reviews

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Video Rentals

Culture |  The top 5 videos in popularity as measured by rental receipts for the week ended Feb. 6

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The mom on the dollar

Culture |  Sacagawea may be PC to some, but she is also a patriotic symbol

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The Movies

Culture |  The top 5 movies in popularity as measured by box office receipts from Feb. 4 to Feb. 6

Voices

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Mailbag

A no-brainer If a doctor cannot sign a death certificate until the heart has stopped beating, doesn't it make sense even by the simplest of this world's views…

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Would-be peacemaker

But who has done more to polarize America?

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One fine day

Without a computer, what's an editor to do?

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