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6th September 2016 - Bauchi horror: Newborn found in dump. Dead
6th September 2016. (By Paul Orude – BAUCHI) Residents of Gwallameji, a suburb of Bauchi metropolis, woke up Tuesday morning to a shocking discovery: the corpse of a newborn baby boy in a local refuse dump. The was found wrapped in a cloth placed inside a polythene bag dumped at a refuse by the road.

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Police: Florida priest defrauds elderly woman of more than $88,000
Father Nicholas King, 73, approached an elderly member of his Rockledge-area church with a plan in which she would give him “pre-signed blank checks drawn from her account” and he would use them to benefit the church, WESH reports. Police said after an investigation, it was determined that the funds....

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Was pastor encouraged by right-wing allies to say intemperate things that could cost his private schools?
Who will Rev. Brian Coldwell blame if the Alberta government cuts off funding to two private Christian schools he administers for his open and aggressive defiance of a new law requiring all provincially funded schools to permit students to form gay-straight alliances if they wish? The NDP....

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Sentencing hearing today for Elaine Biddersingh
TORONTO — A sentencing hearing is scheduled today for a woman found guilty of killing her 17-year-old stepdaughter more than two decades ago. Elaine Biddersingh was convicted in June of second-degree murder in the death of Melonie Biddersingh, whose frail body was found in a burning suitcase in an industrial parking lot north of Toronto in 1994.

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Sentencing hearing to begin for stepmother convicted in 1994 killing of Melonie Biddersingh
TORONTO – A sentencing hearing is scheduled today for a woman found guilty of killing her 17-year-old stepdaughter more than two decades ago. Elaine Biddersingh was convicted in June of second-degree murder in the death of Melonie Biddersingh, whose frail body was found in a burning suitcase in an industrial parking lot north of Toronto in 1994.

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Why pastors shouldn't make frequent home visits
Dr. Thom Rainer, president and CEO of LifeWay Christian Resources of the Southern Baptist Convention, was surprised when he learned that a church fired its pastor because "he didn't visit the members enough." Rainer says he does not know all the details involved about the pastor's firing, but based....

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Stats on drug trafficking, race don't back up Maine governor
No law enforcement statistics even come close to backing up Republican Gov. Paul LePage's assertion blacks and Hispanics account for "90-plus percent" of heroin trafficking arrests in his state. LePage, who previously told the Portland NAACP chapter to "kiss my butt" and blamed out-of-state drug....

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Bishop Eddie Long Supposedly Hospitalized with ‘Grave Illness’: Report
*When folks saw that pic of an emaciated looking Eddie Long of New Birth Missionary Baptist Church in Lithonia (Georgia), naturally they had some questions as to what was going on. His response was that his shocking weight loss was due to a new vegan diet he was on.

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Stats on drug trafficking, race don't back up Maine governor
PORTLAND, Maine (AP) — No law enforcement statistics even come close to backing up Republican Gov. Paul LePage's assertion blacks and Hispanics account for "90-plus percent" of heroin trafficking arrests in his state. LePage, who previously told the Portland NAACP chapter to "kiss my butt" and....

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Controversial U.S. pastor's planned visit to S.Africa raises ire
JOHANNESBURG, Sept. 5 (Xinhua) -- A planned visit to South Africa by U.S. Pastor Steven Anderson, who has repeatedly called for gay people to be killed, has raised ire in the African country. The Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender/Transsexual and Intersexed (LGBTI) community in South Africa has....

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A Nigerian basketball prospect and an ex-Redskin are putting a fledgling private school on the map
For Randle-El, taking this leap made sense. He had agreed to start the high school athletic department at Virginia Academy, where his kids attend, and needed basketball players ahead of the 2013-14 school year. “The plan was just to get us going,” Randle-El said. “I didn’t have a vision.” That’s why he eventually connected with Greg Hendricks.

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BreakingNews 5/9/16: Enugu Pastor Rehabilitates Widows of Fellow Pastors across South East States
Masterweb Reports: Obinna Akukwe reports ] - An Enugu based pastor, Rev Kanayo Madichie has continued in the rehabilitation of abandoned widows of fellow pastors cutting across many denominations with in ‘Operation Barnabas’ anchored through Jaykobez International Foundation.

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Vigil held for Fayetteville man beaten to death
Mike Mansfield was described at the vigil as one not afraid to share his faith, also as a friend and savior of the community. According to a preliminary investigation, Mansfield and two men fought while in a restaurant parking lot. Mansfield suffered serious injuries and left unconscious in the parking lot, police said.

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Where Do Salt Lake's Homeless Go On Labor Day?
Published 09/05 2016 03:25PM. Updated 09/05 2016 03:25PM. This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it SALT LAKE CITY (ABC4 Utah) Most of us, lucky enough to have families and homes, spend Labor Day traveling, visiting friends, barbecuing or even shopping. But where do you go and what do you do if you're homeless on the....

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Stats on drug trafficking, race don't back up Maine governor
FILE - In this Jan. 8, 2016, file photo, Gov. Paul LePage speaks at a news conference at the State House in Augusta, Maine. Lepage said Wednesday, Aug. 31, 2016, he intends to seek "spiritual guidance" in hopes of quieting a controversy he created when he left an obscene message on a Democratic....

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Stats on drug trafficking, race don't back up Maine governor
PORTLAND, Maine — No law enforcement statistics even come close to backing up Republican Gov. Paul LePage's assertion blacks and Hispanics account for "90-plus per cent" of heroin trafficking arrests in his state. LePage, who previously told the Portland NAACP chapter to "kiss my butt" and blamed....

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Donald Trump denies connection between campaign cash and Trump University case: Politics Extra
Trump denies allegations: Donald Trump is denying any connection between a political contribution benefiting the Florida attorney general and her office's decision to drop an investigation into Trump University, reports USA Today. "She's a fine person beyond reproach," Trump said of Florida Attorney....

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Stats on drug trafficking, race don't back up Maine governor
PORTLAND, Maine (AP) — No law enforcement statistics even come close to backing up Republican Gov. Paul LePage's assertion blacks and Hispanics account for "90-plus percent" of heroin trafficking arrests in his state. LePage, who previously told the Portland NAACP chapter to "kiss my butt" and....

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Stats on drug trafficking, race don't back up Maine governor
PORTLAND, Maine (AP) — Republican Maine Gov. Paul LePage is sticking by his assertion out-of-state blacks and Hispanics account for the vast majority of heroin arrests in his state, but no law enforcement stats come close to backing him up. LePage has doubled down on comments critics say strengthen....

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Stats on drug trafficking, race don’t back up Maine governor
PORTLAND, Maine (AP) — Republican Maine Gov. Paul LePage is sticking by his assertion out-of-state blacks and Hispanics account for the vast majority of heroin arrests in his state, but no law enforcement stats come close to backing him up. LePage has doubled down on comments critics say strengthen....

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Sheikh Saeed bin Tahnoun receives pastor of Orthodox Church
AL AIN, 5th September, 2016 (WAM) --- Sheikh Saeed bin Tahnoun bin Mohammed Al Nahyan has received the pastor of the Coptic Orthodox Church in Al Ain City, Mikhael Yousef, and a delegation from the church, who came to greet Sheikh Saeed on the occasion of the approaching Eid al-Adha.

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Stats on drug trafficking, race don't back up Maine governor
FILE - In this Jan. 8, 2016, file photo, Gov. Paul LePage speaks at a news conference at the State House in Augusta, Maine. Lepage said Wednesday, Aug. 31, 2016, he intends to seek "spiritual guidance" in hopes of quieting a controversy he created when he left an obscene message on a Democratic....

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Stats on drug trafficking, race don't back up Maine governor
FILE - In this Jan. 8, 2016, file photo, Gov. Paul LePage speaks at a news conference at the State House in Augusta, Maine. Lepage said Wednesday, Aug. 31, 2016, he intends to seek "spiritual guidance" in hopes of quieting a controversy he created when he left an obscene message on a Democratic....

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Honorary consul in Bahrain tied to controversial residency bond program
According to Hungarian news Index.hu, Hungary’s honorary consul in Bahrain, Balázs Garamvölgyi, is tied to Hungary’s controversial residency bond program. Garamvölgyi came to public’s attention last week when news site 444.hu discovered a 2015 Bahrain ministry of energy press release according to....

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Fort Collins church offers land for student-built Habitat house
has a problem: It has a house, but there is no place to put it. students built the home last year, and the blue modular ranch occupies a portion of the school's parking lot. It's been there for months, waiting for a yard and a foundation on which it can sit. It needs to move soon so students can begin work on another project.

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Stats on drug trafficking, race don’t back up Maine governor
PORTLAND, Maine (AP) — Republican Maine Gov. Paul LePage is sticking by his assertion out-of-state blacks and Hispanics account for the vast majority of heroin arrests in his state, but no law enforcement stats come close to backing him up. LePage has doubled down on comments critics say strengthen....

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