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Epilogue: Tampa pastor, the Rev. Jim Holmes, leaves behind legacy of free health care
Friends said he had a certain air to him. You felt like you knew him as soon as you met him. You felt his passion when he spoke and hung on his words. He had a force, his wife said, and he knew how to rally support. In 1972, Holmes wanted his small church on MacDill Avenue to do something to help. He looked to his congregation at St.

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Lobbyist the father of 3 children killed in Centralia fire
Police say a mother is the sole survivor of a house fire that killed three children overnight in Centralia, southwestern Washington. Update at 11:59 a.m.: Colleagues say a Washington state lobbyist is the father of three children killed in a house fire.

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Arrest Made in 1980 Murder of Maine Teenager
More than 35 years after the murder of Maine teen Joyce McLain, authorities have arrested a man in connection with her killing. Philip 'Scott' Fournier, 55, is charged with murder and was taken into custody around 11:00 a.m. Friday, authorities announced at a press conference.

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Hundreds pack funeral for black man shot by Raleigh officer
More than 200 people crammed into Bible Way Temple near the site where 24-year-old Akiel Denkins was shot Monday. The service came a day after police issued a preliminary report saying Denkins pulled a gun from his waistband during the struggle, an account that drew skepticism from people who knew him.

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On Victor Kanyari, Republicans and Elections: God Is On OUR Side!
The recent exposure of "Doctor" Victor Kanyari's antics at his Cross Road Church in Nyamakima by the investigative show and the on-going primary elections here in the United States to elect President Barack Obama's successor got me thinking about religion and politics.

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Hundreds Mourn Black Man Shot by North Carolina Officer
(RALEIGH, N.C.) The funeral Friday for a black man shot by a North Carolina officer gave his loved ones a chance to mourn after a week of raw emotions and debate about how police treat his predominantly black neighborhood. More than 200 people crammed into Bible Way Temple near the site where 24-year-old Akiel Denkins was shot Monday.

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Hundreds pack funeral for black man shot by Raleigh officer
More than 200 people crammed into Bible Way Temple near the site where 24-year-old Akiel Denkins was shot Monday. The service came a day after police issued a preliminary report saying Denkins pulled a gun from his waistband during the struggle, an account that drew skepticism from people who knew him.

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Hundreds pack funeral for black man shot by Raleigh officer
The funeral Friday for a black man shot by a North Carolina officer gave his loved ones a chance to mourn after a week of raw emotions and debate about how police treat his predominantly black neighborhood. More than 200 people crammed into Bible Way Temple near the site where 24-year-old Akiel Denkins was shot Monday.

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Fathers and sons expected to attend 10th Falcons Boys’ Club Conference
Hundreds of young men and their fathers are to be honored during the 10th Annual Building Youth is Better than Mending Men Boys’ Conference on March 11 at the Tabernacle Baptist Church. The conference is hosted in conjunction with the Falcons Boys’ Club and this year’s theme is, ‘Fathers, We Must Do It Now.

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Hundreds pack funeral for black man shot by Raleigh officer
RALEIGH, North Carolina The funeral Friday for a black man shot by a North Carolina officer gave his loved ones a chance to mourn after a week of raw emotions and debate about how police treat his predominantly black neighborhood. More than 200 people crammed into Bible Way Temple near the site where 24-year-old Akiel Denkins was shot Monday.

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Hundreds Pack Funeral for Black Man Shot by Raleigh Officer
The funeral Friday for a black man shot by a North Carolina officer gave his loved ones a chance to mourn after a week of raw emotions and debate about how police treat his predominantly black neighborhood. More than 200 people crammed into Bible Way Temple near the site where 24-year-old Akiel Denkins was shot Monday.

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Funeral set for North Carolina man killed in police shooting
RALEIGH, N.C. (AP) The funeral Friday for a black man shot by a North Carolina officer gave his loved ones a chance to mourn after a week of raw emotions and debate about how police treat his predominantly black neighborhood. More than 200 people crammed into Bible Way Temple near the site where 24-year-old Akiel Denkins was shot Monday.

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Hundreds pack funeral for black man shot by Raleigh officer
By EMERY P. DALESIO and JONATHAN DREW Associated Press. RALEIGH, N.C. (AP) - The funeral Friday for a black man shot by a North Carolina officer gave his loved ones a chance to mourn after a week of raw emotions and debate about how police treat his predominantly black neighborhood.

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The Latest: Victims of house fire were lobbyist's children
Colleagues say a Washington state lobbyist is the father of three children killed in a house fire. Police say their mother tried to save the children as they slept upstairs but wasn't able to reach them early Friday. She escaped the flames. Both houses of the Legislature held moments of silence....

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30 Pasco families told to vacate public housing complex
LACOOCHEE — About 60 children, most of them American citizens, are being forced to move from their government-funded homes because their parents, who are undocumented immigrants, are ineligible to live there. Thirty families, nearly half of the those living in Cypress Farm, a neighborhood funded by the U.

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Mexican drug lord ‘El Chapo’ visited the U.S. twice after jailbreak
Eduardo Verdugo / The Associated Press. Jan. 8, 2016 file photo, Joaquin 'El Chapo' Guzman is made to face the press as he is escorted to a helicopter in handcuffs by Mexican soldiers and marines at a federal hangar in Mexico City, Mexico, following his recapture six months after escaping from a maximum security prison.

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'El Chapo' went back and forth to U.S. after jailbreak, says drug lord's daughter
Escape artist and drug kingpin Joaquín "El Chapo" Guzmán made two furtive visits to the United States last year while he was on the lam, his daughter has told the Guardian in an exclusive interview. Rosa Isela Guzmán Ortiz, 39, a U.S. citizen, said her father sneaked into California to visit her in....

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Education: 41-year-old Eldoret pastor who beat all odds to score an A
Pastor Mike Bitok. For anyone who meets him for the first time, one would be excused for thinking that the man of clothe was pursuing his doctoral studies. Pastor Mike Bitok has been presiding over congregations of 1,800 faithful in Eldoret, instilling Christian values as well as ministering in schools and colleges on the secrets of success.

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The Latest: Victims of house fire were lobbyist's children
Scene of a fire where three children perished Friday, March 4, 2016, in Centralia, Wash. Authorities say a house fire killed three children in southwestern Washington state after their mother wasn’t able to rescue them as they slept upstairs. Police ... CENTRALIA, Wash.

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First Nighter: 8 Plays Worth Seeing in London Now
LONDON--Common wisdom stateside about theater here is that it's all first-rate. Not always so. Like New York City there are good productions and bad productions, and on any theater-going spree a fan makes the results can vary from generally good to so-so to disappointingly poor.

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The Latest: Victims of House Fire Were Lobbyist's Children
The Latest on a house fire that killed three children in state (all times local): 11:50 a.m. Washington Colleagues say a Washington state lobbyist is the father of three children killed in a house fire. Police say their mother tried to save the children as they slept upstairs but wasn't able to reach them early Friday.

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‘El Chapo’ went back and forth to the U.S. after jailbreak, drug lord’s daughter claims
Escape artist and drug kingpin Joaquín “El Chapo” Guzmán made two furtive visits to the United States last year while he was on the lam, his daughter has told the Guardian in an Rosa Isela Guzmán Ortiz, 39, a U.S. citizen, said her father sneaked into California to visit her in late 2015 at the....

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Memorial events begin Friday for Denham family members found dead near Edgerton, Mo.
Visitation and memorial services for four family members killed Feb. 19 near Edgerton have been scheduled for later this week. The visitation for Russell and Shirley Denham, their granddaughter Heather Denham and her son, Mason Schiavoni, has been scheduled for 6:30 p.m. to 9 p.m.

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Implementation Near For Iran Nuclear Deal
U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry said on Thursday the implementation of a nuclear deal agreed between Iran and six world powers was only days away, allowing tens of billions of dollars in sanctions against Iran to be lifted. There is no date set yet for "implementation day" of the so-called Joint....

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Black Leaders Compare Senate GOP Supreme Court Obstruction To Donald Trump's Racism
WASHINGTON -- Senate Republicans' obstruction of President Barack Obama's Supreme Court nomination is racist, a coalition of prominent black clergy members and civil rights leaders said Friday. Several leaders called the obstruction of Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell (R-Ky.

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3 deaf Nigerian girls to benefit
Imagine that you have seven children, three of whom are girls who cannot hear. That would be hard enough. Now imagine your family lives in a Nigerian village that has been attacked by insurgents, and you have to go into hiding. That’s the story of the Nkeki family. Beavercreek Church of the Brethren were following the incidents.

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