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Reporters, aid workers may travel to North Korea despite ban: U.S.
WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Journalists and humanitarian workers may apply for exceptions to a new ban on U.S. citizens' travel to North Korea, the State Department said in a public notice on Wednesday. The U.S. government last month said it would bar Americans from travelling to North Korea due to the risk of "long-term detention" in the country.

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17th century Derby city centre church to reopen after 31 years
A redundant 17th century Derby church, which has been a shopping arcade and a Chinese restaurant in recent years, is to be restored to its original use. St Werburgh’s Church, on the corner of Friar Gate and Cheapside and famed for being the wedding venue of Dr Samuel Johnson in 1735 and the original....

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Reporters, aid workers may travel to North Korea despite ban - U.S.
Thursday, 3 August 2017 | MYT 2:22 AM Reporters, aid workers may travel to North Korea despite ban - U.S. by yeganeh torbati WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Journalists and humanitarian workers may apply for exceptions to a new ban on U.S. citizens' travel to North Korea, the State Department said in a public notice on Wednesday.

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Auto workers' union rolls the dice at Nissan's Mississippi plant
CANTON, Miss.: For nearly a decade, the United Auto Workers union has tried to organize workers at Nissan Motor Co Ltd's assembly plant here, challenging the company's wages, safety record and commitment to treating African-American workers fairly. Starting Thursday, the roughly 4,000 workers at one....

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Trump's Cabinet Is Attending Weekly Bible Studies Led By A Conservative Pastor
Members of President Donald Trump’s Cabinet ― some of the most powerful people in the United States ― have been gathering at a Bible study on Capitol Hill organized by the Christian pastor Ralph Drollinger, according to The Christian Broadcasting Network.

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Reporters, aid workers may travel to North Korea despite ban: U.S.
WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Journalists and humanitarian workers may apply for exceptions to a new ban on U.S. citizens' travel to North Korea, the State Department said in a public notice on Wednesday. The U.S. government last month said it would bar Americans from traveling to North Korea due to the risk of "long-term detention" in the country.

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Reporters, aid workers may travel to North Korea despite ban: U.S.
By Yeganeh Torbati. WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Journalists and humanitarian workers may apply for exceptions to a new ban on U.S. citizens' travel to North Korea, the State Department said in a public notice on Wednesday. The U.S. government last month said it would bar Americans from traveling to North....

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Auto workers' union rolls the dice at Nissan's Mississippi plant
By Nick Carey. CANTON, Miss. (Reuters) - For nearly a decade, the United Auto Workers union has tried to organize workers at Nissan Motor Co Ltd's assembly plant here, challenging the company's wages, safety record and commitment to treating African-American workers fairly.

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Suspected ritualists kill 73-year-old pensioner in Ekiti
By Doyin Adebusuyi, Ado Ekiti | Publish Date: Aug 2 2017 7:10PM The deceased, a retiree of the Federal Ministry of Agriculture, was reportedly killed at her three bedroom bungalow situated at 10, Moferere, Ajilosun area of Ado Ekiti by church members around 11: 00am when they visited the woman.

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Peter Skrine obituary
Peter Skrine had a sunny temperament, and a sometimes impish sense of humour. My husband, Peter Skrine, who has died aged 81, was a distinguished scholar and academic. Professor of German at the University of Bristol from 1989 to 2000, he was a gifted and entertaining lecturer who loved to share....

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Auto workers' union rolls the dice at Nissan's Mississippi plant
CANTON, Miss. (Reuters) - For nearly a decade, the United Auto Workers union has tried to organize workers at Nissan Motor Co Ltd's assembly plant here, challenging the company's wages, safety record and commitment to treating African-American workers fairly.

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Assailants take fingers, drain blood of 73-year-old murder victim
Kamarudeen Ogundele, Ado Ekiti. Unknown assailants suspected to be ritualists on Tuesday killed a 73-year-old pensioner, Mrs. Adetutu Ajayi, in Ado Ekiti. The criminals reportedly made away with her fingers, while her blood was also suspected to have been drained and taken away in a bucket she owned.

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The Turkey in the Left Turn Lane
As 2016 gave way to 2017, a turkey moved into the left turn lane of a major intersection in my hometown. Some say he arrived in January of this year; others are sure he was around in late 2016. But regardless, once he was there, he was there to stay. When he wasn’t in the street, he rarely strayed....

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City's Latinos on edge after stunning deportation
The Hispanic community in Painesville, Ohio, was on edge Wednesday after the deportation to Mexico of a mother of four who lived in the diverse city of 20,000 people near the shores of Lake Erie for almost 17 years. Beatriz Morelos Casillas, 37, gave birth to her children in Painesville, worked at local factory, paid income taxes.

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La Porte Church Launches Book Mobile
LA PORTE, TX — Children in La Porte are brushing up on their reading skills and getting a head start to the school year, thanks to the efforts of a local church that transformed an old RV into a book mobile. Officials with the Fairmont Park Church, which has two campuses in La Porte, had seen an old flat black RV on the side of the road in town.

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Gunmen butchered 73-year-old pensioner in Ekiti
Mrs Ajayi, daughter of the former Accountant General of the Old Western Region, Mr Samuel Sotoowa , was killed at her residence on number 10, Moferere, Ajilosun area of Ado Ekiti. The deceased was found in the pool of her blood in her three bedroom bungalow by church members around 11: 00 noon with....

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Parents of teen who died after 2.4km run 'prayed for a miracle' at hospital
SINGAPORE — Some 400 family members, friends and teachers turned up to pay their last respects on Wednesday (August 2) to Benjamin Sim, a 16-year-old student from Chong Boon Secondary School, who collapsed and died on Tuesday after a 2.4km run during physical education lesson.

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Racially Charged Nissan Vote Is a Test for U.A.W. in the South
settled on this Mississippi town as a key to rebuilding its ranks and energizing the entire labor movement. But for more than 3,500 employees who will be voting Thursday and Friday on whether to unionize the sprawling Nissan plant here, the concern is more immediate: How much they can expect of....

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Memory Sunday: Churches Spread Alzheimer’s Awareness
. By: Posted on: The church choir in bright blue robes swayed and testified on a hot summer Sunday. Pastor Anthony Everett, in his own robe of orange and brown, preached to his “saints” of Wesley United Methodist Church and they called back their approval with a staggered chorus of “Amen!” But this Sunday, Memory Sunday , was different.

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Implanted microchip: harmless or Mark of the Beast?
In 1972, Mark IV Pictures, the Iowa-based production company, released a motion picture that quickly attained cult status among evangelicals and became, in the words of Time magazine, a “church basement classic.” billed itself as “prehistory,” a depiction of life here on Earth during the....

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Why I use the most exotic cars in the world – Bishop Tom Samson
Popular Nigerian preacher, Bishop Dr. Tom Samson, who is known for his love for exotic and expensive cars has revealed why he likes them. The General Overseer of the Royal Christ Family Ministry, Ikeja, Lagos, has explained why he is attracted to and uses some of the world's most exotic cars.

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Prosecution rests in case against former DETCOG executive...
http://www.beaumontenterprise.com/news/crime/article/Prosecution-rests-in-case-against-former-DETCOG-11727441.php. Prosecution rests in case against former DETCOG executive director. By Casey Sizemore Published 10:40 am, Wednesday, August 2, 2017. LUFKIN After five days of testimony, the....

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Chong Boon Secondary student who died after 2.4km run had 'super' relationship with dad
SINGAPORE: The father of Benjamin Sim, the 16-year-old student who died after a run in school, said that he used to wonder if he was spoiling him. "Thank God I did all that, because I don't have the chance anymore. I've no regrets," Singapore Bible Baptist Church pastor Davy Sim, 55, told Channel....

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The Life and Times of Whittaker, the Turkey That Stood in Traffic
The local Humane Society of Huron Valley confirmed that he was a male—he was very young when he first appeared, and it was difficult to tell. That makes sense, since young jake turkeys tend to leave their families and stake out their own territories in the springtime, according to Bobbi Carpenter, a....

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Filipinos welcome move to make new passport validity 10 years
Dubai: Filipinos in the UAE on Wednesday welcomed their government’s move to make their passport validity 10 years from the current five years. Philippine President Rodrigo Duterte on Wednesday signed in to law the Republic Act 10928 that will give new Philippine passports a 10-year validity for citizens over 18 years of age.

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A Letter To The Churches: Why?
One of the most profound message of our Lord and master Jesus Christ was “I will build my church and the gate of hell shall not prevail”. I have spent years thinking if the gate of hell can’t prevail against it then something else must, because for the churches I have grown up to meet: there is always something fighting her.

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