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Irish Nuns vs Morgan Stanley
August 11, 2010; Financial News| The Sisters of Jesus and Mary are alleging that the financial firm bilked them out of $7.6 million.—Timothy Lyster
Fox Parent’s Donation Causes Stir
August 17, 2010; Politico | How does News Corp.’s contribution of $1 million to the Republican Governor’s Association compare with its charitable activities?—Rick Cohen
Community and Nonprofit Face Off Over Beloved Roller Rink
August 18, 2010; San Diego Union Times | The Bayside Community Center plans to build its new headquarters on the site of Skateworld Roller Rink, a beloved local landmark.—Ruth McCambridge
Aid Only Trickling In After Flooding in Pakistan
August 17, 2010; New York Times | With millions of Pakistanis displaced because of flooding, and aid needs rising daily, the United Nations this week put out a call for governments and individuals to step up donations.—Bruce Trachtenberg
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Fox in the Chicken House? Candidate’s Proposal for New Nonprofit in Question
August 18, 2010; Business Journal Daily | John Kasich, a Republican candidate for governor in Ohio is proposing to replace the state’s $1.2 billion economic development agency with a nonprofit guided by a trustee group made up of business CEOs.—Ruth McCambridge
Hospital Merger in Doubt Because of Religion
August 17, 2010; St. Peterburg Times | If the City of Tarpon Springs wants to keep Helen Ellis Hospital open, it is going to have to agree to eliminate a clause in the city’s lease agreement with the hospital that prohibits discrimination based on religion.—Rick Cohen
Diamonds Are Not Forever
August 18, 2010; The Guardian | The former CEO of the Nelson Mandela Children’s Fund accepted blood diamonds and kept them for 13 years, and is now open to criminal prosecution religion.—Rick Cohen
Library Planned as Memorial to Kurt Vonnegut
August 18, 2010; Detroit Free Press | Three years after the author’s death, a memorial library is taking shape in his hometown of Indianapolis.—Bruce Trachtenberg
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