The Amarillo Globe News yearly gives Witnesses positive news, yet omits negative coverage. How about requesting they run the article from another local paper, regarding the lawsuit filed against the society? An Amarillo man was previously convicted of sexual abuse of two little girls and now a lawsuit has been filed. Please join me in email the Amarillo Globe News for equal coverage.
Jehovah's Witnesses to convene
14,500 expected to attend Amarillo program starting this weekend
By DON MUNSCH
[email protected]
Jehovah's Witnesses will convene in Amarillo starting this weekend at the Civic Center Coliseum for their 2003 "Give God Glory" District Convention. Admission is free . . . .
The Jehovah's Witnesses' series of conventions - and they do three (weekends this year) - are still our single largest convention client for the city," said Eric Miller, Convention and Visitor Council director of communications. He said each weekend generates a $1.65 million economic impact, and all three weekends combined is nearly $5 million.
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Wednesday, June 11, 2003 |
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Elder charged with sexual abuse Lauri Zachry Staff Writer | |
An Amarillo woman has filed a civil lawsuit against the national organization of Jehovah’s Witnesses in New York and Jehovah’s Witnesses in Dumas and Amarillo. The woman claims a church elder sexually abused her for several years and church leaders did nothing to curtail the abuse. (Full Story) http://www.moorenews.com/MOORENEWS/myheadline.asp?S=505&P=543434&PubID=8857 |