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The Latest: Catholic dioceses in Texas to ID accused priests
The 15 Catholic dioceses in Texas early next year will release the names of clergy who have served in a parish since 1950 who have been "credibly accused" of sexual abuse of a minor. The move was announced in a statement Wednesday by Bishop Edward Burns of the Catholic Diocese of Dallas. Texas bishops made the decision Sept.

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Kean calls on religious bodies to assist in rehabilitation of inmates
Commissioner of Corrections Commander Francis Kean (right) and President of the Methodist Church in Fiji, Reverend Epineri Vakadewavosa signing their MoU to improve the effectiveness of rehabilitation of ex-offenders who are members of the Methodist Church. Picture: ATU RASEA.

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The Latest: Catholic dioceses in Texas to ID accused priests
DALLAS (AP) - The Latest on response by Catholic dioceses in Texas to Catholic Church sex-abuse scandal (all times local): 1 p.m. The 15 Catholic dioceses in Texas early next year will release the names of clergy who have served in a parish since 1950 who have been “credibly accused” of sexual abuse of a minor.

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The Latest: Catholic dioceses in Texas to ID accused priests
DALLAS (AP) - The Latest on response by Catholic dioceses in Texas to Catholic Church sex-abuse scandal (all times local): 1 p.m. The 15 Catholic dioceses in Texas early next year will release the names of clergy who have served in a parish since 1950 who have been "credibly accused" of sexual abuse of a minor.

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Hurricane Michael Makes Landfall in Florida
TALLAHASSEE, Fla.—Hurricane Michael slammed ashore near Mexico Beach, Fla., Wednesday, becoming the most powerful storm on record to hit Florida’s Panhandle. The Category 4 storm’s center made landfall in a region rimmed with tourist beaches and fishing villages, while packing maximum-sustained....

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North Carolina editorial roundup
But we also detect a rising voice out there in our communities, one that declares, enough! More and more, those who inhabit the more centrist zones of liberal and conservative thinking are calling for a return to civility and a resurrection of that almost forgotten conception of politics as the art of compromise.

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Hurricane Michael Live Updates: Category 4 Storm Makes Landfall in Florida
PANAMA CITY, Fla. — A frighteningly powerful Hurricane Michael made landfall on the Florida Panhandle on Wednesday, with the Category 4 storm unleashing a blitz of rain, wind and storm surge that forecasters feared would ravage parts of the South. The storm had maximum sustained winds of 155 miles per hour, and its center reached Mexico Beach, Fla.

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North Carolina editorial roundup
But we also detect a rising voice out there in our communities, one that declares, enough! More and more, those who inhabit the more centrist zones of liberal and conservative thinking are calling for a return to civility and a resurrection of that almost forgotten conception of politics as the art of compromise.

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North Carolina editorial roundup
But we also detect a rising voice out there in our communities, one that declares, enough! More and more, those who inhabit the more centrist zones of liberal and conservative thinking are calling for a return to civility and a resurrection of that almost forgotten conception of politics as the art of compromise.

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North Carolina editorial roundup
Recent editorials from North Carolina newspapers: Oct. 8. The Fayetteville Observer on political change: It's hard to imagine how the political noise could get louder, how left and right could be more at odds. But we might have said that two years ago too, and now we know the answer: Yes, it could get worse.

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The Latest: Catholic dioceses in Texas to ID accused priests
DALLAS (AP) - The Latest on response by Catholic dioceses in Texas to Catholic Church sex-abuse scandal (all times local): 1 p.m. The 15 Catholic dioceses in Texas early next year will release the names of clergy who have served in a parish since 1950 who have been "credibly accused" of sexual abuse of a minor.

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New map gives Dems hope in 10th District, others
HARRISBURG — Scott Perry has won his conservative district by no fewer than 25 percentage points on his way to three terms in Congress, but a sweeping redraw of Pennsylvania’s House district boundaries has forced several Republican congressmen into newly competitive seats, Perry as much as anyone.

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Concerns arise over condition of Revere Bell in First Congregational Church of Paxton
PAXTON A bell made in Paul Revere's shop hangs above the Common in the steeple of First Congregational Church. But it's tilted on an awkward, abnormal 30-degree angle, which worries church leaders. Pastor Jane Willan and congregation member Drew Howard submitted a letter about their concerns to the....

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CLICO clients told: 'Keep faith' for another payout
By NEIL HARTNELL. Tribune Business Editor. This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it . The Government is working on a fourth CLICO (Bahamas) payout to come as early as next month, with a well-known pastor yesterday urging the insolvent insurer's clients: "Keep the faith.

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Meet Harold M. Love, Jr., candidate for Tennessee House of Representatives, District 58
Editor's note: The Tennessean Editorial Board invited U.S. Senate, gubernatorial, and Middle Tennessee congressional and legislative candidates to fill out our survey. Find this candidate's answers below. Replay statewide candidate interviews with the editorial board. Harold M. Love, Jr.

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Flint girl, seven, is killed inside her home by burst of gunfire intended for her 16-year-old uncle
A seven-year-old girl has been killed inside her home by gunfire that police believe was intended for her 16-year-old uncle. Zaniyah Burns was fatally struck in the head by the gunfire on Tuesday evening inside her home in Flint, Michigan. Flint police Chief Timothy Johnson says he believes the....

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Grenada files first case against Republic of Trinidad & Tobago in Original Jurisdiction of the CCJ
Grenada has filed its first case against the Republic of Trinidad & Tobago in the Original Jurisdiction of the Caribbean Court of Justice (CCJ). It’s the second case filed by Grenada, in just 2 weeks, in the Original Jurisdiction of the CCJ. In the 2nd case filed this morning (Tuesday 9), David....

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Sewickley, Emsworth Presbyterians team up to host panel on refugee crisis
Two local Presbyterian churches are teaming up to host an internationally esteemed peacemaker on Oct. 13. St. Andrew’s Presbyterian Church in Sewickley and Emsworth United Presbyterian Church are doing so as part of the Presbyterian Peacemaking Program.

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New map gives Democrats hope in more Pennsylvania districts
HARRISBURG, Pa. Scott Perry has won his conservative district by no fewer than 25 percentage points on his way to three terms in Congress, but a sweeping redraw of Pennsylvania’s House district boundaries has forced several Republican congressmen into newly competitive seats, Perry as much as anyone.

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GOP nominee in Missouri cancels event with anti-LGBT pastor
KANSAS CITY, Mo. (AP) — The Republican candidate for U.S. Senate in Missouri has canceled a campaign event with a preacher who once called for government regulation of homosexuality. The Kansas City Star reports that Missouri Attorney General Josh Hawley was scheduled to appear in Springfield on Wednesday with Texas pastor David Barton.

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Explosion destroys lakefront house in Harrison; two people injured in adjacent home
HARRISON - An explosion destroyed a seasonal lakefront house at W5639 Firelane 12 shortly after 8 a.m. Wednesday. Lt. Mark Wiegert of the Calumet County Sheriff's Office said no one was in the home at the time. "We're very lucky that nobody was at that residence," he said. "We're lucky that a lot of people were gone to work.

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Explosion destroys lakefront house in Harrison; two people injured in adjacent home
HARRISON - An explosion destroyed a seasonal lakefront house at W5639 Firelane 12 shortly after 8 a.m. Wednesday. Lt. Mark Wiegert of the Calumet County Sheriff's Office said no one was in the home at the time. "We're very lucky that nobody was at that residence," he said. "We're lucky that a lot of people were gone to work.

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New map gives Democrats hope in more Pennsylvania districts
HARRISBURG, Pa. Scott Perry has won his conservative district by no fewer than 25 percentage points on his way to three terms in Congress, but a sweeping redraw of Pennsylvania’s House district boundaries has forced several Republican congressmen into newly competitive seats, Perry as much as anyone.

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GOP nominee in Missouri cancels event with anti-LGBT pastor
KANSAS CITY, Mo. The Republican candidate for U.S. Senate in Missouri has canceled a campaign event with a preacher who once called for government regulation of homosexuality. reports that Missouri Attorney General Josh Hawley was scheduled to appear in Springfield on Wednesday with Texas pastor David Barton.

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New map gives Democrats hope in more Pennsylvania districts
HARRISBURG, Pa. (AP) — A court-ordered redrawing of House districts in Pennsylvania is forcing several Republican congressmen into more competitive seats and has helped establish the state as a keystone for Democrats aiming to recapture a majority. Scott Perry has won his ultra-conservative district....

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GOP nominee in Missouri cancels event with anti-LGBT pastor
KANSAS CITY, Mo. (AP) — The Republican candidate for U.S. Senate in Missouri has canceled a campaign event with a preacher who once called for government regulation of homosexuality. The Kansas City Star reports that Missouri Attorney General Josh Hawley was scheduled to appear in Springfield on Wednesday with Texas pastor David Barton.

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