Japanese tour van crashes in Utah

Cultural News Email Daily   Japanese tour van crashes in Utah, 2 adults, 1 child killed Three Japanese died in the crash of a tour van heading to Bryce Canyon from Las Vegas on Aug. 9 (Utah Highway Patrol photo)   A tour van carrying 14 Japanese from Osaka, Aichi, Kagawa, and Tokyo, rolled off a highway in Utah, killing two adults and one child and causing seven others serious injuries.   The accident took place on Interstate 15 some four miles north of Cedar City on Monday, Aug. 9 around 6:40 p.m.   Two of the victims who died were ejected when the van went off the road. The third victim who died was found trapped inside the van.   Seven of the victims with critical injuries have been airlifted to Salt Lake City. Victims with non-life threatening injuries were transported to Valley View Medical Center in Cedar City.   The Japanese tour started on Monday, Aug. 9 from Las Vegas, the tour group was enroute to Bryce Canyon National Park, and scheduled to return to Japan Aug. 15.   Among the 14 Japanese tourists, four were clients of major travel agency H.I.S. Co., while eight from Nippon Travel Agency, and the remaining two were Kinki Nippon Tourist. Cultural News Email Daily is edited by Shige Higashi of Cultural News in Los Angeles, California. Join Cultural News Club to help to spread Japanese art and culture in Southern California. Suggested donation subscription fee for CN Email Daily is $10 per a year.  For more info, visit www.culturalnews.com/club

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News & Culture Hurting People Hurt People Dr. David Hawkins We seem wired to find fault and cast blame, minimizing our own faults while maximizing the faults of our mate. While there are certainly situations where one mate has perpetrated abuse on the other, many marriages are fraught with mutual wounding. Read the full article here Parenting Christians and Public Education S. Michael Craven I am frequently asked for my thoughts on "public education." Granted this is a dicey issue that can get you into a lot of trouble very quickly. However, the question is legitimate, given education's enormous role in shaping our children; thus, as Christians, we have no choice but to wrestle with the answers, even if we don't like them. Read the full article here Culture The Mosque at Ground Zero: Sense and Sensibility Chuck Colson Tolerance used to mean listening respectfully to others' opinions, even when you disagree. Tolerance as Bloomberg understands it, means "I won't say no to you for anything you want, and you don't say no to me for anything I want."--The ultimate expression of political correctness, and the most certain formula for moral chaos. Read the full article here Invisible Children Remembers Volunteer Killed in Uganda Bombings Ginny McCabe On Saturday, several hundred people overflowed the sanctuary of Bethel Baptist Church in Wilmington, Del., as they gathered for a memorial celebration that honored Nate Henn. Read the full article here Entertainment "Letters to God" Something to Write Home About Christian Hamaker "Letters to God" is the latest film made by Christians and aimed directly at the evangelical audience. It's a competent, old-fashioned production that puts Jesus Christ front and center, and one in which every needy character embraces faith as an answer to their problems. Read the full article here Even Comedy's Own Dynamic Duo Can't Save "Date Night" Christa Banister As those who regularly watch The Office and 30 Rock already know, Steve Carell and Tina Fey are two very funny actors. Ultimately, it's a testament to their respective comedic talents that Date Night, their first big-screen pairing, isn't a total bust. Read the full article here Death and Dark Comedy Collide Awkwardly in "Death at a Funeral" Christa Banister In case you're curious, the latest installment is basically a scene-by-scene reenactment of the 2007 version. Read the full article here   •  Devotionals at CBD.com •  Affordable online degrees •  Better Homeschooling •  Orphans need your help! •  Free Publishing Guide Crosswalk.com is a member of the Salem Web Network of sites including: • OnePlace.com • LightSource.com • ChristianJobs.com • CrossCards.com • SermonSearch.com • Christianity.com

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