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Schwarzenegger: No to Marriage Amendment

SAN DIEGO (AP) - Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger said Friday that he would fight an initiative to amend the California Constitution to ban same-sex ''marriage'' if it qualifies for the November ballot.
Tributes to Ford Begin in Calif. Church

The formal mourning of Gerald R. Ford begins with a public viewing at a church pulpit just feet from where he and his wife sat every Sunday after their White House years — 'The President's Pew.'
Ford's Fellow Parishioners Remember Him

Staff at St. Margaret's Episcopal Church paused Wednesday to remember its most famous parishioner, former President Gerald R. Ford, as they prepared for a private family prayer service and public vie
U.S. Iraqi Christians seek help

For the past three years, Raad Khalaf has worried that every phone call to his suburban San Diego home would bring bad news about his sister in Baghdad.

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