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SCIENTOLOGY DRUG-FREE MARSHALS SHOW PRIZE-WINNING ENTRIES ON CAPITOL HILL
When the United Nations established International Anti-Drug Day, it is doubtful the founders envisioned the way it has been observed in China—57 convicted drug traffickers were publicly sentenced and executed on that one day last year, followed by the burning of mountains of cocaine.
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SCIENTOLOGIST LAWRENCE ANTHONY ANNOUNCES $1 MILLION FUND-RAISING CAMPAIGN TO MODERNIZE BAGHDAD ZOO INTO A 21ST CENTURY HABITAT
Scientologist Lawrence Anthony has spent the last decade convincing Zulu chiefs to put the endangered black rhino in game reserves and profit from tourism rather than from continuing slaughter of the native animal.
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LA RELIGIOUS LEADERS, POLICE OFFICIALS VOW TO BRING LASTING PEACE THROUGH TOLERANCE
Following a processional, led by a lone bagpiper, Rev. Heber C. Jentzsch, President of the Church of Scientology International, welcomed the capacity audience to the Interfaith Day of Prayer on May 18, held this year at the Church of Scientology Celebrity Centre International in Hollywood.
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SCIENTOLOGY FREEDOM MAGAZINE INVESTIGATIVE STORY WINS AWARD
The Church of Scientology International’s Freedom investigative journal has received an award of excellence from the nation’s largest religious communications group. Freedom senior editor Thomas G. Whittle accepted the DeRose-Hinkhouse Memorial Award of Excellence in periodical writing from the Religion Communicators Council (RCC), which held its annual conference in Indianapolis April 24-26. Honored was Whittle’s “Behind the Terror” exposé, co-authored with Freedom staffer Linda Amato.
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CHURCH OF SCIENTOLOGY INTERNATIONAL VICE PRESIDENT ATTENDS SPECIAL BRIEFING BY U.S. SECRETARY OF HOMELAND SECURITY TOM RIDGE
April 24, 2003 — Church of Scientology International Vice President Janet Weiland, who heads the Scientology Disaster Response Team worldwide, was among the guests invited to a special briefing in Los Angeles today by United States Secretary of Homeland Security Tom Ridge. After visiting potential terrorist targets in Southern California, Secretary Ridge spoke at the downtown L.A. Ahmanson Theatre.
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CHURCH OF SCIENTOLOGY INTERNATIONAL PRESIDENT EULOGIZES CIVIL RIGHTS LEADER CELES KING III
Saturday, April 19, 2003 — Church of Scientology International President Heber C. Jentzsch today eulogized Celes King III at services for the civil rights leader who died April 12 at age 79.
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TOM CRUISE SURPRISES DRUG-FREE AMBASSADORS IN AUCKLAND, NEW ZEALAND, WITH KUDOS AND A CHECK
April 10 — A happy and surprised Mo McLearly of Auckland last week opened his mail to find a $1,500 check and a letter from actor Tom Cruise.
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YOUTH FOR HUMAN RIGHTS INTERNATIONAL OPENS IN SOUTH AFRICA
DURBAN, South Africa - The first South African chapter of Youth for Human Rights International (YHRI), founded in August 2001 to teach human rights to young people, opened March 24, 2003, in Durban City Hall in celebration of Human Rights Day in South Africa.
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HISTORIC ANDRES DIAZ BUILDING IN WEST TAMPA, FLORIDA, IS NEW HOME TO CHURCH OF SCIENTOLOGY OF TAMPA
West Tampa, FL — A nearly century-old building at 3102 North Habana Avenue in West Tampa that began life as the Andres Diaz and Co. Cigar Factory in 1908 became the new home of the Church of Scientology of Tampa on Saturday, March 29, 2003, with a dedication ceremony and open house tours. The Church moved to its new building from its former Tampa premises at 3617 Henderson Boulevard to accommodate the growth of the congregation and their activities. Membership has grown to 5,000 since the first Scientology church formed in Tampa in 1972.
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RELIGION OF SCIENTOLOGY RECOGNIZED BY TAIWAN GOVERNMENT
In a decree that reflects the rapid growth of the Church of Scientology in Asia, the government of Taiwan announced yesterday that it has officially recognized the Scientology religion, just 15 years after the first Scientology Mission opened in the capital city of Taipei.
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