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Jakks: Puttin’ the Smack Down

When the World Wrestling Entertainment company WWE accused toy company Jakks of bribing them, Jakks challenged and won a juicy settlement. Jakks holds all kinds of big name licenses, like Hanna Montana and Pokemon, so WWE leaving their ring hasn’t hurt them a bit.

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Calls about Prop. 8 not imminent

As it presented a satellite broadcast Wednesday night to California members in support of Proposition 8, The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints said organizing other members outside of California to call that state's voters doesn't mean mass calling is imminent. On the Nov. 4...

Articles 2008-10-09

MormonTimes.com: Bishop Burton among award recipients

Local businesses and individuals were recognized today for contributions to support the independence of people with disabilities. The Dignity Through Work breakfast presented by the Community Foundation for the Disabled and Columbus Community Center recognized those who have found entrepreneurial ways to employ disabled people. ...

Articles 2008-10-08

Go online to find enlightenment

Enlightenment may be within your reach. At 3 p.m. Wednesday, Deepak Chopra will kick off his six-part Web series, "Jesus and the Awakening to God-Consciousness" through www.unity.fm. The Rev. Wendy Craig-Purcell, founding minister of The Unity Center in San Diego, teamed up with...

Articles 2008-10-08

Leaders, businesses honored for support of people with disabilities

Local businesses and individuals were recognized today for contributions to support the independence of people with disabilities. The Dignity Through Work breakfast presented by the Community Foundation for the Disabled and Columbus Community Center recognized those who have found entrepreneurial ways to employ disabled people. ...

Articles 2008-10-08

University of Portland gets tower

Plans for a campus bell tower had been in the works at the University of Portland for more than a decade. This winter, the tower will finally begin taking shape. "We've worked really hard for 10 years to bring coherence to the overall master plan of...

Articles 2008-10-08

LDS Church urges pro-Proposition 8 calls

Call it "Called to Call." California-citizen members of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints currently living out of the state are being organized by the LDS Church to make phone calls -- if needed -- in support of California's Proposition 8. Responding...

Articles 2008-10-08

MormonTimes.com: Digging beyond the surface yields rewards

It was a dark and stormy ... no, actually it was a rather fair and pleasant afternoon. Two young men from The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints were tapping on the front door of a refurbished home in a comfortable part of town. A man answered. Without a...

Articles 2008-10-08

MormonTimes.com: Members find 'international family'

GUANGZHOU, China -- At first glance, TT Yeung and Benjamin Ubah are as different as two adult men can be -- the former an older, shorter Hong Kong native who is married with two older children, and the latter a younger, taller, single but engaged man with Nigerian roots. ...

Articles 2008-10-08

Details on new LDS temples revealed

The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints revealed more details Monday about the locations of five new temples announced by President Thomas S. Monson at the church's general conference this past Saturday: -- The Philadelphia temple will be built in downtown Philadelphia at Spring Street and...

Articles 2008-10-08

In Tennessee, evangelicals may hold the key

NASHVILLE -- Dennis Barbee cares about low taxes. He also wants a strong economy and solid national security. Above all else, the registered nurse from Spring Hill, Tenn., is basing his vote this November on moral issues. "Making sure human beings have a right to live...

Articles 2008-10-07

Pinole residents OK with skate park, just not near their houses

Residents at a community meeting agreed this week that Pinole needs a skate park -- but somewhere else, please; not near their homes. The City Council last month had settled on a site on the edge of Fernandez Park, between the left-field fence of the baseball diamond...

Articles 2008-10-07

Attorney sentenced for defrauding North Kansas City bank

A lawyer who pleaded guilty to defrauding a North Kansas City bank will spend more than four years in prison. Dawn Renee Harpster, 38, of Kidder, received a sentence of four years and two months in federal prison and also ordered to pay more than $866,000 in...

Articles 2008-10-07

MormonTimes.com: Leavitt lauds faith-based initiatives

PROVO, Utah -- A group of more than 70 government officials, judges and scholars representing nearly 40 countries converged on the campus of Brigham Young University on Sunday for the opening night of the 15th annual International Law and Religion Symposium. With the theme for this year's...

Articles 2008-10-06

Mormons plan temple for Philadelphia

Philadelphia is getting a Mormon temple, but specifics about the location, size and plans for groundbreaking and construction were not available yesterday. "All of those details have not been announced," said Kim Farah, spokeswoman for the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints in Salt Lake City. "We are not...

Articles 2008-10-06

LDS general conference: Stand fast, love others

Though contentions against and criticisms of the LDS Church may arise, its members should avoid pride, seek unity, defend their faith with love, serve others, be virtuous and, though life changes should be expected, they shouldn't lose sight of what's important. That's what Jesus would do. ...

Articles 2008-10-06

MormonTimes.com: Symposium focuses on President Taylor

PROVO, Utah -- To commemorate the 200th birthday of John Taylor, third president of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, the third annual Religious Studies Center Church History Symposium will explore President Taylor's life and teachings. Read the full story at MormonTimes.com...

Articles 2008-10-06

BYU football: A father's dream

Jim McMahon Sr. is 72 years old. His health is good, but after suffering a heart attack a few years ago, he doesn't take anything for granted. "You never know how long you have," he says. That's why he has decided to finish anything...

Articles 2008-10-05

Storm delivers a soggy slap

The steady drizzle Saturday that drenched LDS conference-goers and soaked sports fans is just a hint of what's to come. "This is typically a transition time of the year," said Linda Cheng, a meteorologist with the National Weather Service in Salt Lake City. "We'll start seeing storms...

Articles 2008-10-05

Live prudently, LDS reminded

With the world facing difficult economic times, Latter-day Saints must increase their efforts to live prudently, avoid debt and prepare to provide for those who are adversely affected, President Thomas S. Monson counseled on Saturday. His remarks came during the evening priesthood session of the 178th Semiannual...

Articles 2008-10-05