this may be heavy for survivors
Masonic school's future in doubt - After $6.9 million paid, convention to decide fate of FW facility 09/20/02 - By Todd Bensen - Fort Worth – The Masonic Grand Lodge of Texas may be forced to close its Masonic Home and School because of a financial crisis caused in part by at least $6.9 million paid to settle lawsuits alleging child sex abuse at the school.....The lawsuit alleged that school and Masons leaders "had a significant history of documented child sexual abuse at their facility dating as far back as the 1970s" and refused to seek criminal charges "in every confirmed instance of sexual abuse/assault of children residing at the Masonic Home." During the 1980s and '90s, two sexual predators and "numerous other child abusers" were hired despite documented histories of child sexual abuse or other misbehavior, the lawsuit contended. The employees were retained even after school officials learned that they were victimizing children, according to the lawsuit. In addition to being sexually abused, some students were beaten and denied proper health care, the lawsuit said. http://www.dallasnews.com/dmn/news/stories/092002dnmetmasons.23fa.html
http://www.theage.com.au/breaking/2002/09/20/FFXTN560B6D.html
Bush accused of 'Hitler' move
BERLIN|Published: Friday September 20, 8:05 AM
Relations between Germany and the United States, frayed over Iraq, took a turn for the worse when German Justice Minister Herta Daeubler-Gmelin compared George W Bush to Adolf Hitler.
With her Social Democrats fighting out the tough final days of a campaign for Sunday's election, Daeubler-Gmelin made the remark while talking to metalworkers about US plans for a possible attack on Baghdad.
"Bush wants to divert attention from domestic political problems. It's a method that is sometimes favoured. Hitler also did that," she said, according to a report by the Schwaebisches Tagblatt newspaper.
http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/americas/2269462.stm
Friday, 20 September, 2002, 04:08 GMT 05:08 UK US threat to stop Iraq inspections
The American Secretary of State, Colin Powell, has said the United States will find ways to stop weapons inspectors going back to Iraq unless there is a new United Nations Security Council resolution on the issue. Addressing a Congressional committee, Mr Powell said the Security Council must spell out to Iraq the serious consequences if it fails to co-operate with the inspectors.
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