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Attorney: Georgia officer deserves bond in manslaughter case
A Georgia police officer accused of shooting a fleeing man and charged with manslaughter is "not a danger" and deserves to be freed on bond while he awaits trial, his defense attorney told a judge Tuesday. Zechariah Presley has been jailed since his arrest last month in the June 20 death of 33-year-old Tony Green.

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Oscar’s Taco Shop offers fresh Mexican fare, affordable prices
Ambiance: Oscar’s is a no-frills eatery that isn’t known for its lush décor and ambiance. But the reason any local Oscar’s location will be packed during lunch hours is because they offer extremely good Mexican food, served quickly and efficiently without sacrificing quality.

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Obituaries for July 17, 2018
Survivors include his daughters, Renea (Michael) Chastain of Mitchell and Michele (Bob) Herzner of Mitchell; grandchildren, Megan Reynolds, Chelsea Reynolds, Natasha Chastain, Airyona Herzner, and Bronson Herzner; and great-grandson, Eastyn Sims. Funeral service will be at 10 a.m.

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The Party thanks Protestant missionaries who saved Chinese lives during the Nanjing massacre
. This is pushing especially the Protestant and official Catholic communities to engage in inculturation, blending Chinese culture and theology, as well as engaging in historical research. Unfortunately, the latter seems to focus always on the war with Japan, with nothing on the Maoist period, the Cultural Revolution or more recent events.

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Pastor's employment contract is a religious matter, Pittsburgh church argues
Updated 9 minutes ago. A federal appellate court likely will decide by the end of the year whether a historic black church in Pittsburgh’s East End has a First Amendment right to dismiss a pastor for lack of spiritual leadership. Recent oral arguments in the case involving Sixth Mount Zion Baptist Church in Larimer and its former pastor, the Rev.

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Mother of William Dunlop issues emotional statement following death of her son
The mother of William Dunlop has issued an emotional statement following the death of her son. The 32-year-old Co Antrim man was killed in a collision while practicing for the Skerries 100 race earlier this month, reports Belfast Live. Thousands lined the road in silence outside Garryduff....

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Ex-Kingsland cop charged in man's shooting death wants out of jail 36 Mins A former Kingsland police officer who investigators said shot and killed a 33-year-old father that he said ran from a traffic stop asked a
KINGSLAND, Ga. - A former Kingsland police officer who investigators said shot and killed a 33-year-old father that he said ran from a traffic stop asked a judge Tuesday to allow him to get out of jail on bond. Zechariah Presley, who is charged with manslaughter in the June 20 shooting death of Tony....

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The 9:01: Strickland scrubs mural scrubbing and CLERB loses an advocate
This is the second time Strickland has decided not to reappoint a CLERB member who was outspoken against what's turning into a watering down of the board's purpose. The first was well-known civil rights attorney Bruce Kramer, who is representing the ACLU of Tennessee in its lawsuit against Memphis Police for MPD's alleged spying on citizens.

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After heated pot vote, Brockton residents and stakeholders react
After sitting through a sweltering, jam-packed meeting, a member of the clergy in Brockton said he was disappointed in the decision by City Council Finance Committee on Monday against holding a special citywide election in the fall on whether to ban the state-legalized recreational marijuana business.

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Indian Christians fear persecution is 'new normal'
Indian Christians have suffered at least 15 attacks during the last fortnight, according to International Christian Concern. The incidents include forced conversions away from Christianity, false accusations of forced conversions to Christianity, physical assaults and a church demolition.

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(CNN) - A member of the Emanuel African Methodist Episcopal Church told their current pastor, the Rev. Eric S.C. Manning, last year: "It's hard for me to comprehend someone could be so evil. Is it possible he's possessed? Like Satan?" Manning had been the people's choice. It was now his job to unite, to comfort, to reassure.

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Spanish holiday resort Palma bans topless parading, anti-social behavior
Authorities in the island's capital, Palma, are mounting a war on what they call "the tourism of excesses," cracking down on public nudity, drinking, sex acts and anti-social behavior. Their weapon is a new list of rules and regs that will encourage tourists to "act responsibly," or face heavy fines.

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John A. Stormer, Altoona native and popular right-wing author, dies at 90
Updated 1 hour ago. NEW YORK (AP) — John A. Stormer, a religious leader and right-wing activist whose self-published Cold War tract “None Dare Call It Treason” became a grassroots sensation in 1964 and a rallying point for the emerging conservative movement, has died at 90.

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Plans made to honor victims of the Charleston church massacre 16 Mins A member of the Emanuel African Methodist Episcopal Church told their current pastor, the Rev. Eric S.C. Manning, last year: "It's hard for me
(CNN) - A member of the Emanuel African Methodist Episcopal Church told their current pastor, the Rev. Eric S.C. Manning, last year: "It's hard for me to comprehend someone could be so evil. Is it possible he's possessed? Like Satan?" Manning had been the people's choice. It was now his job to unite, to comfort, to reassure.

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Brendan Smalowski/Getty Images
(CNN) - A member of the Emanuel African Methodist Episcopal Church told their current pastor, the Rev. Eric S.C. Manning, last year: "It's hard for me to comprehend someone could be so evil. Is it possible he's possessed? Like Satan?" Manning had been the people's choice. It was now his job to unite, to comfort, to reassure.

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Illinois pastor unpaid for FBI, police tips made 2 years ago
A southern Illinois pastor says he still hasn't received reward money for a tip he gave two years ago to the FBI and police about a man accused of shooting an officer. Sulphur Springs Baptist Church Pastor John Kunath told authorities in 2016 that he believed Dracy Pendleton shot a Mahomet police officer.

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Council OKs liquor license for Cosmic Eye Brewing; still needs final OK
Under that definition, the 300-foot rule applies to only those schools approved by the Nebraska Coordinating Commission for Postsecondary Education. Joseph’s, which trains hair stylists and cosmetologists, is licensed by the state Department of Health and Human Services.

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Could anti-Catholic bias sink Kavanaugh's Supreme Court nomination?
The words came slowly, distinctly, menacingly: “I will oppose him (Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh) with — everything — I’ve — got.” So said Senate Democratic Leader Chuck Schumer without as much as a cursory glance at Mr. Kavanaugh’s background or body of work as an appellate court judge.

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Rebuilding the Black-Jewish relationship
Cindy Grosz Cindy Grosz is an award-winning pro-Israel and Education activist. She works on exposing corruption in schools, improving oversight on classroom curriculum and ending anti-Semitism in education situations. She also helps educators fight discrimination in the hiring and firing practices of school staff.

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I was already nervous about speaking and this made it worse
Fear gripped me like a python wrapping around my body and squeezing the air out of me. Yeah, I can talk all day long about communication; I have ingested so much content on this topic. It’s easy for me to churn out valuable and relevant information on demand, but this was different.

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North Carolina Influencers on jobs, the economy
“Government does not create jobs. The American people, through their hard work and investments, create jobs. Government intervention in the economy (picking winners and losers) can shift and redistribute money, usually to enrich the few, starting with the lobbyists and lawyers, to the detriment of many.

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John A. Stormer, popular right-wing author, dies at 90
By HILLEL ITALIE AP National Writer. NEW YORK (AP) - John A. Stormer, a religious leader and right-wing activist whose self-published Cold War tract "None Dare Call It Treason" became a grassroots sensation in 1964 and a rallying point for the emerging conservative movement, has died at 90.

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Meet the candidate: Mark Young, St. Lucie County School Board District 3
To help inform voters ahead of the 2018 elections, the Editorial Board of TCPalm/Treasure Coast Newspapers is asking candidates in local, state and national races to fill out this questionnaire. Here are the unedited answers: Mark Young. Date of birth: February 23, 1971. City of residence: Fort Pierce.

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SEC media days: Can the Georgia Bulldogs repeat last year's success?
SEC media days: Can the Georgia Bulldogs repeat last year's success? ATLANTA, GA.-- Adam Sparks, Joe Rexrode and Blake Toppmeyer breakdown day two of SEC football media days, featuring Georgia, Arkansas, Ole Miss and Florida. More on SEC football. Who says 'aight' more at SEC Media Days — Jeremy....

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John A. Stormer, popular right-wing author, dies at 90
By HILLEL ITALIE AP National Writer. NEW YORK (AP) - John A. Stormer, a religious leader and right-wing activist whose self-published Cold War tract "None Dare Call It Treason" became a grassroots sensation in 1964 and a rallying point for the emerging conservative movement, has died at 90.

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World Life Experience Ambassadors Develop Social Work in the World
Ambassadors Arianny Orellanes from Florida(USA), America Pastor Catalan from Madrid, Hugo Piñón from Galicia, Gemma Longoria from Asturias(Spain), Artem Ponomarenko from Kiev(Ukraine), Frederico Leal from São Paulo(Brazil), Ekaterina Engalycheva from Moscow(Russia), Carla Sanches from Cape Verde....

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