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Erdogan comes seeking rapprochement with wary Berlin
By Thomas Escritt and Michael Nienaber. BERLIN (Reuters) - Chancellor Angela Merkel said on the eve of talks with President Tayyip Erdogan that Germany wanted to work with Turkey economically, but added she would also raise sensitive issues of human rights and prisoners with him.

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Mama Taraba disqualified in APC governorship race
Aisha Alhassan a.k.a Mama Taraba: knocked out of Taraba governorship race. Aisha Alhassan, famously known as Mama Taraba has been disqualified from running for the governorship seat of the state by the National Working Committee of the All Progressives Congress.

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Nottingham's Malt Cross is reopening - and this is what's in store
Nottingham treasure, the Malt Cross, will soon be buzzing with life once again ten weeks after its shock closure. Back in 1877 the venue, in St James's Street, was racing to open in time for Goose Fair - now history is repeating itself. The popular bar, within a former Victorian music hall, will be throwing open its doors tomorrow (Friday).

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Activist Keedran Franklin arrested by deputies before his trial, behind closed doors
Local activist Keedran Franklin was arrested Thursday morning by Shelby County sheriff's deputies before his bench trial began in General Sessions Court on charges from his April 3 arrest during an immigration protest. But it's not clear what Franklin did and his attorney, Jacob Brown, did not know what these new charges will be.

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Erdogan comes seeking rapprochement with wary Berlin
BERLIN (Reuters) - Chancellor Angela Merkel said on the eve of talks with President Tayyip Erdogan that Germany wanted to work with Turkey economically, but added she would also raise sensitive issues of human rights and prisoners with him. Relations between the two countries have been badly....

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3, including pregnant mother, laid to rest following deadly Boyle County fire
JUNCTION CITY, Ky. (WKYT) - 24-year-old Haley Stratton learned Friday she was expecting a baby. She was four months pregnant. Stratton planned to tell her family about her pregnancy Saturday, but that morning she and her 10-month-old son Layne Gastineau and 12-year-old Scarlett Cloyd died in the fire were killed in a Boyle County house fire.

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Ion Ficior, 90, Convicted in Romania Labor Camp Crimes, Is Dead
Ion Ficior, who was imprisoned for the deaths of 103 political inmates while in charge of a Communist-era labor camp in Romania, died on Wednesday. He was 90. Bianca Filote, a spokeswoman for the government’s Institute for the Investigation of Communist Crimes, confirmed the death, at Jilava prison hospital outside Bucharest, the capital.

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'Tacos of Texas' docuseries served up on YouTube, Houston episode on next week's menu
The Lone Star State's favorite dish is the focus of a new docuseries that just premiered online. "The Tacos of Texas" stars Mando Rayo and Jarod Neece, the "taco journalists" who wrote two of the most-popular books about our favorite tortilla-wrapped food, had its digital premiere on YouTube this week.

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Cardinal DiNardo, at center of clergy abuse crisis, accused of mishandling cases in Iowa and Texas
Daniel Nash, a Jefferson, Iowa, native now living in Ithaca, New York, told Reader's Watchdog that DiNardo has failed to stop or defrock priests who have faced multiple allegations of abuse — starting with his early days as a bishop in Sioux City, Iowa, all the way to his present work as a top church leader in Texas.

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News Minute: Here is the latest Kentucky news from The Associated Press at 2:40 p.m. EDT
FRANKFORT, Ky. (AP) - A new audit says state officials in Kentucky ignored at least three written warnings about a contract to build a high-speed internet network that has since been plagued by delays and cost overruns. Republican Auditor Mike Harmon released his 124-page report Thursday.

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N.O. Film Fest adds Alfonso Cuaron's decorated 'Roma'
Cuaron's film, which has also been submitted as Mexico's entry in the foreign language category in the 91 st annual Academy Awards, was among six additions to the festival calendar revealed in an announcement Thursday afternoon (Sept. 26) by festival organizers.

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letters: A Nation Transfixed by the Kavanaugh Hearing
To the Editor: Re ” (nytimes.com, Sept. 27): Christine Blasey Ford Tells Senators She Is ‘One Hundred Percent’ Sure Kavanaugh Was Her Attacker President Trump was right. The Kavanaugh-Blasey hearing is a total con job. It has 100 percent convinced me that an F.B.I. investigation into Christine Blasey Ford’s allegations is required.

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Monaco The coach, the consul and the heiress: murder trial grips country
A Polish man accused of murdering of his former partner's billionaire mother denied Thursday that he ordered the contract killing, in a trial that has gripped the French Riviera. Monaco heiress Helene Pastor, 77, was gunned down in her car with a sawn-off shotgun in the neighbouring French city of Nice on May 6, 2014.

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NCP postpones presidential primaries indefinitely due to lack of funds
The National Conscience Party (NCP) has announced indefinite postponement of its presidential primaries earlier scheduled for between September 28 and 30. The Publicity Secretary of NCP, Okereke Emmanuel, told the News Agency of Nigeria (NAN), on Thursday in Lagos that the primaries were postponed due to lack of funds to financed the meeting.

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Ex-Oyo commissioner, Otegbeye, emerges PPC gov candidate
FORMER Commissioner for Information and Orientation, Pastor Taiwo Otegbeye who on Thursday emerged as the Oyo State gubernatorial candidate of Providence People’s Congress (PPC), has promised to pay serious attention to the issue of poverty eradication if elected as governor of the state in 2019.

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Local Catholic church to close after Sunday mass
A long-standing Catholic church in north Edmonton will close its doors after one final mass Sunday. The St. Patrick Catholic Parish, located at 11811 96 Street, has served Catholics for 70 years. Sunday’s service will also be Father Frank Stempfle’s last.

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Erdogan comes seeking rapprochement with wary Berlin
September 27, 2018. By Thomas Escritt. BERLIN (Reuters) – Turkish President Tayyip Erdogan urged Germany on Thursday to designate the group that he blames for a 2016 coup attempt as a terrorist organization. His call, in a newspaper article as he arrived for a three-day state visit, highlighted the....

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NCP: Political party postpones presidential primaries indefinitely due to lack of funds
The National Conscience Party (NCP) has announced indefinite postponement of its presidential primaries earlier scheduled for between Sept. 28 and 30. The Publicity Secretary of NCP , Dr Okereke Emmanuel , told the News Agency of Nigeria (NAN), on Thursday in Lagos that the primaries were postponed due to lack of funds to financed the meeting.

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'A lot of hate and bigotry around': Church terminates sign contract over refusal to post gay-positive message
A Scarborough church has terminated its more than three-year-old contract with a Toronto sign company over the sign company's refusal to post "gay-positive" and other messages on the church's behalf. St. Paul's United Church is the latest to be embroiled in a dispute with Archer Mobile Signs Limited.

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New UN panel to prepare indictments over Myanmar atrocities
GENEVA: The UN Human Rights Council voted Thursday to set up a panel to prepare criminal indictments over atrocities committed in Myanmar, amid allegations of genocide against the Rohingya minority. The top UN rights body voted to “establish an ongoing independent mechanism to collect, consolidate,....

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Respect, fear, obey. That's the message from police in Kevin Cosby case
The recent stop of the Rev. Dr. Kevin Cosby for supposedly making an “improper turn and having an improperly displayed license plate” has once again brought the issue of policing in black communities to the fore. While this controversial stop has elevated emotions on both sides, it is dangerously myopic to reduce the examination solely to Dr.

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Christ the King Seminary rector on leave amid misconduct allegation
The president and rector of Christ the King Seminary in Aurora said Thursday that he was taking of leave of absence to recover from the rigors of the job – not because of an accusation of inappropriate conduct that was lodged with the Buffalo Diocese earlier this week. “I had no knowledge of it at all.

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Mick McCabe: Hall of Fame career dates back to high school (of course)
The creative writing went better than I expected and during the second semester we used Friday to learn about the school newspaper. It was the first academic success I had in high school. I was able to write a few stories that year and as a junior became the sports columnist. Cabrini’s pastor at the time was Msgr.

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Clergyman wants tougher laws to stop gun violence
By DENISE MAYCOCK. Tribune Freeport Reporter. This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it . A local religious leader in Grand Bahama is calling for the passing of more effective and stricter laws in relation to gun violence to solve the country's "murder crisis". Apostle Anthony Grant, of Agape Christian Centre in....

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article Erdogan comes seeking rapprochement with wary Berlin
* Gulen network request highlights policy gulf on eve of visit. * Erdogan seeks to repair strained ties with Germany. * But he faces frosty reception, protesters. * Spying allegations highlight mutual mistrust (Adds German president's comments) By Thomas Escritt.

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News Minute: Here is the latest Kentucky news from The Associated Press at 11:40 a.m. EDT
LOUISVILLE, Ky. (AP) - A Kentucky police chief has defended his department's tactics after a commander said a white officer who pulled over a black pastor this month was following orders of what to do in certain neighborhoods. Louisville police Chief Steve Conrad tells the Courier Journal he expects officers to behave respectfully.

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