BSR morning update for Fri. March 19, 2010

Amanda Morrow & Steven Webster

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From the Franklin Hall newsroom for Friday, March 19, I’m Amanda Morrow and here’s what’s happening:

The House will vote on President Obama’s health care bill on Sunday. The bill is supposed to cover around 32 million people and cost 940 billion dollars. Stay tuned to black squirrel radio for more updates as they arise on this story.

And now with a look at international news, here’s Black Squirrel’s Steven Webster.

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A German psychiatrist has alleged the archdiocese led by the future Pope Benedict XVI ignored repeated warnings in the early eighties that a priest he was treating should not be let around small children. The priest, Father Peter Hullerman, had been accused of sexually molesting young boys. Then-bishop Joseph Ratzinger, approved the priest’s move to Munich for therapy. Father Hellerman continued to see children during his therapy, and in 1986, was convicted of sexual abuse in Bavaria.

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Get your brackets ready! Kent State University won their first game in the NIT tournament against Tulsa Wednesday, putting Kent back into the game. Their next game will be on Monday night.

Now over to Steven with a look at the weather.

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Today will be mostly sunny, with a high of 66 degrees, cooling down to 40 tonight. This weekend will be mostly cloudy with at chance of showers.

Now with a look at today’s concert calendar, here’s Amanda.

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Tonight Soulfly will be playing at Peabody’s Downunder from 6:30-7:30pm. Tickets are $18. On Sunday, check out Kittie at 6 PM for $14 at Peabody’s and David Gray at the Playhouse Square from 7:30-8:30 PM. Ticket prices range from $35-45.

For more news, entertainment and weather updates, head on over to Black Squirrel Radio. Com. For Black Squirrel Radio News, I’m Amanda Morrow and that’s your news in a nutshell.