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GOOD NEIGHBORS
A
‘clothed minded’ ministry
Under
the guise of a garage sale
[MARCH
18, 2000] Covert operations are usually left up to military
strategists or secret service agents. But
there’s a certain Lincoln resident who runs her own kind of secret service. There are a lot of garage sale lovers out there, right?
Picture this. You just spotted a garage sale.
You walk up and find children’s clothes galore.
As you find several items you like, you’re already deciding how much
you will and won’t pay for them. Then
when you go to pay for them, the lady who is hosting the garage sale says,
“Everything is free!” She
refuses to take a penny! That is
exactly what you will find when Lincoln resident, Tami Cole, has one of her
Kid’s Closet “garage sales.”
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A
DAY IN THE LIFE
The
art of welding
From
nuclear submarines
to lawn decorations
[MARCH
18, 2000] What began as a high school course in
welding, became a lifelong career for Don Bode, owner of Bode’s
Welding, 201 S. Sangamon Street in Lincoln. For the past 15 years,
Bode has built a business repairing, altering and creating a
variety of products from boat propellers and tractors to
industrial work tables and garden trellises.
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MOVIE
REVIEWS
Real reviews
[MARCH 17,
2000] Are
you thinking about renting a movie tonight? I hope these reviews will help.
Today I take a look at two completely different releases. "Stigmata,"
starring Gabriel Byrne, Patricia Arquette and Jonathan Pryce, is a disturbing
story of faith, the miraculous and the desire of the powerful to avoid truth and
change. While Kristin Scott Thomas and Harrison Ford begin to uncover the
mystery of their spouses' betrayal in the lengthy psycho-drama, "Random
Hearts."
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