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MI mm Page Six Section 2J)f Arizona Uailri Star Tucson, Friday, October 9, 1987 Elizabeth McGhee dies after giving speech i FUBUCRECORDS Barring kids without shots from school was OK, court rules BIRTHS Elizabeth McGhee, a charter member of a Tucson Baptist church, collapsed and died Wednesday after addressing the Southern Baptist Home Mission Board in Atlanta. McGhee, 61, was a member of the mission board of directors. In her address, she urged the board to withdraw what she called "a very divisive statement." The statement expressed opposition to women clergy. McGhee sat down when another woman director began to defend the statement, The Associated Press reported. McGhee then went into convulsions and was taken to Crawford Long Hospital, where she was pronounced dead, the AP said.

The Atlanta-based board administers the largest missionary force in the United States. It voted a year ago to stop future aid to small churches that hire women as ministers. "What I desire most in our convention is peace," McGhee said in her speech to the board. The board voted to postpone until, its March meeting any vote on the statement about women ministers. McGhee was a charter member of the 22nd Street Baptist Church in Tucson, her son, Jeffrey McGhee, said.

He said she was director of the Women's Missionary Union at her church and a former first vice presi dent of the Arizona Southern Baptist Convention. She was born in Frankfort, 111., and came to Tucson with her husband, Harold D. McGhee, in 1946. She is survived by her husband; son Jeffrey and three other children, Sean 0. McGhee, Mindy E.

Marsh and Candace L. Moser; and 10 grandchildren, ah of Tucson. She also is survived by a Eileen Lucas, and a brother, Jack Howell, also of Tucson. Visitation will be today from 4 to 8 p.m. at Adair Dodge Chapel, 1050 N.

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PHOENIX (AP) The Arizona Court of Appeals ruled yesterday that Maricopa County had the right during a measles epidemic to order non-immunized school children to stay home. The court ruled 3-0 against the families of non-immunized children at Franklin Elementary School who were ordered by the county Health Department to stay out of school during a measles outbreak in February and March 1986. Court documents said many children ignored the order, and the county obtained a restraining order requiring the children to stay home. The children's parents then appealed. The parents said being excluded from school violated the children's right to a public education as well as their constitutional right to privacy and the right to free exercise of religion.

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