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Ogechi, daughter of Anambra State Governor, Willie Obiano graduated from University of Texas, UTHealth McGovern Medical School in Houston on Thursday, May 18th. A celebration was held in her honour in Houston. See pics of she and her dad dancing: Popular actress and film maker, Moji Olaiya who came....

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Added agony: Justice is haphazard after kids’ gun deaths
DURHAM, N.C. – Amy Pittman learned on her first day in jail to bottle up her grief. As soon as she arrived, guards took her shoelaces so she wouldn’t try to hang herself. Cry too much or scream too loud and she feared they would come back to take everything she had left — her clothes, a sheet, a plastic spork.

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A gunshot and a child is dead: Should anyone be punished?
DURHAM, N.C. (AP) — Amy Pittman learned on her first day in jail to bottle up her grief. As soon as she arrived, guards took her shoelaces so she wouldn't try to hang herself. Cry too much or scream too loud and she feared they would come back to take everything she had left — her clothes, a sheet, a plastic spork.

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Added agony: Justice is haphazard after kids’ gun deaths
DURHAM, N.C. – Amy Pittman learned on her first day in jail to bottle up her grief. As soon as she arrived, guards took her shoelaces so she wouldn’t try to hang herself. Cry too much or scream too loud and she feared they would come back to take everything she had left — her clothes, a sheet, a plastic spork.

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Added agony: Justice is haphazard after kids’ gun deaths
DURHAM, N.C. – Amy Pittman learned on her first day in jail to bottle up her grief. As soon as she arrived, guards took her shoelaces so she wouldn’t try to hang herself. Cry too much or scream too loud and she feared they would come back to take everything she had left — her clothes, a sheet, a plastic spork.

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Flying padre in TV role
NO day is ever the same for pastor David Shrimpton through his work with the Uniting Church flying patrol. TV viewers will be able to see the “flying padre”, David Shrimpton, in action next week. Picture: Carmel Zaccone. Known by locals as the “flying padre”, Mr Shrimpton uses a light aircraft to....

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Added agony: Justice is haphazard after kids’ gun deaths
DURHAM, N.C. – Amy Pittman learned on her first day in jail to bottle up her grief. As soon as she arrived, guards took her shoelaces so she wouldn’t try to hang herself. Cry too much or scream too loud and she feared they would come back to take everything she had left — her clothes, a sheet, a plastic spork.

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Added agony: Justice is haphazard after kids’ gun deaths
DURHAM, N.C. – Amy Pittman learned on her first day in jail to bottle up her grief. As soon as she arrived, guards took her shoelaces so she wouldn’t try to hang herself. Cry too much or scream too loud and she feared they would come back to take everything she had left — her clothes, a sheet, a plastic spork.

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Obituaries for Wednesday, May 24, 2017
She was preceded in death by her parents Semisi and Vika and brother Laukau Latu. She is survived by her husband Sione Talanoa Malafu of Anahola, son Aloni, daughter Alisa, sisters Paeahelotu (Feleti) Finau and Lisia (Tua) Fakapulia and Isikeli (Alaimoana) Latu of Tonga.

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Added agony: Justice is haphazard after kids’ gun deaths
DURHAM, N.C. – Amy Pittman learned on her first day in jail to bottle up her grief. As soon as she arrived, guards took her shoelaces so she wouldn’t try to hang herself. Cry too much or scream too loud and she feared they would come back to take everything she had left — her clothes, a sheet, a plastic spork.

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Added agony: Justice is haphazard after kids’ gun deaths
DURHAM, N.C. – Amy Pittman learned on her first day in jail to bottle up her grief. As soon as she arrived, guards took her shoelaces so she wouldn’t try to hang herself. Cry too much or scream too loud and she feared they would come back to take everything she had left — her clothes, a sheet, a plastic spork.

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Texas 22 mins ago 5:06 a.m. Pastor seeks new purpose for abandoned hospital in Dallas
DALLAS -- An abandoned hospital on Scyene Road is a creepy building, littered with the skeletons of old medical equipment. The City of Dallas says the abandoned hospital is where some people break in to do drugs and commit other crimes. City inspectors say there are more than 70 safety code and fire violations.

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Added agony: Justice is haphazard after kids’ gun deaths
DURHAM, N.C. – Amy Pittman learned on her first day in jail to bottle up her grief. As soon as she arrived, guards took her shoelaces so she wouldn’t try to hang herself. Cry too much or scream too loud and she feared they would come back to take everything she had left — her clothes, a sheet, a plastic spork.

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Convicted CHC leaders barred from having control of charity
SINGAPORE - The six individuals from City Harvest Church (CHC) - including founder Kong Hee - convicted of misusing millions in church funds, have been permanently barred from having overall administrative control of any charity. In a statement on Wednesday (May 24), the Office of the Commissioner....

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ASIA/INDIA – Resignation of the Bishop of Kottar and appointment of successor
Source: Agenzia Fides – MIL OSI. Headline: ASIA/INDIA – Resignation of the Bishop of Kottar and appointment of successor. ASIA/INDIA – Resignation of the Bishop of Kottar and appointment of successor. Wednesday, 24 May 2017. Vatican City (Agenzia Fides) – On May 20, 2017, the Holy Father accepted....

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East Longmeadow Lions Club presents Citizen of the Year award
EAST LONGMEADOW — The East Longmeadow Lions Club last week presented its Distinguished Citizen Award to local resident Thomas McGowan. "Tom McGowan is a longtime volunteer for Habitat for Humanity, most recently being instrumental in the building of a home on Allen Street in Springfield," a Lions Club statement says.

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From The Kennedy Compound To The National Seashore, JFK's Legacy On The Cape Sails On
HYANNIS, Mass. Cape Cod is the place where the legacy of President John F. Kennedy is probably still the most visible even now with his 100th birthday next week. In Hyannis alone there's the , the JFK Memorial, the JFK legacy walk and, of course, the so-called "Kennedy family compound" in Hyannis Port.

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Boston police will focus on high crime neighborhoods to combat summer violence
Walsh said the law enforcement strategy will remain largely unchanged from last year’s efforts and will include Peace Walks in which police, clergy, and community leaders walk through neighborhoods to connect with residents. Walsh also said that city officials will continue to connect residents,....

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Religious leaders preaching inciting sermons should be arrested, Cardinal Onaiyken tells FG
The Catholic Archbishop spoke in Abuja, at a National Security Workshop,organised by a foreign security consultant, Club de Madrid, in collaboration with the Office of the National Security Adviser to the President, ONSA. Speaking with journalists on the sideline of the occasion, Onaiyekan said the....

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Madisonville bride marries high school sweetheart despite cancer diagnosis
The young bride was diagnosed with a rare form of cancer one year ago. Just weeks ago, her diagnosis took a devastating turn. Doctors told the couple she only had days to live. The Magers met in middle school and once they graduated from high school, their relationship blossomed. They’ve been together for 10 years and have two children.

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Florida's new death penalty rule
SARASOTA, Fla. -- Florida’s new death penalty sentencing rules will keep some criminals from sitting on death row. Take the case of Andy Avalos, Jr., convicted on three murder charges, two of them first-degree murder. State Attorney Ed Brodsky thought the decision was crystal clear.

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1 injured, multiple buildings severely damaged after Sampson County tornado
Tuesday evening. tornado touched down about 8 miles northeast of Clinton Sampson County authorities said they were responding to several reports of damage. In Autryville, significant damage was reported at several buildings along North Hotel Street and N.C. Highway 24.

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Tornado touches down in Sampson County; injury reported
By Bill Reh, CBS North Carolina Storm Team Meteorologist Published: May 23, 2017, 5:47 am Updated: May 23, 2017, 6:31 pm UPDATE: At least one person was hurt and damage was seen after a tornado touched down in Sampson County about 5:15 p.m. Tuesday, according to the National Weather Service. A tornado warning had been issued just before 5 p.

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Encomium showered on Okoroji as COSON House is commission
There was heavy traffic jam on Oluwaleimu Street in the Allen Avenue area of Lagos on Saturday, May 20 as stars gathered from all over the country for the official commissioning of the sparkling new COSON House, the first real property owned by any organization, association, union or group in the Nigerian creative industry.

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Genocide: The mysterious case of 200 Tutsi killed at Midiho Anglican church
Sky-blue is associated with hope and a church extols belief. Put the two together and you have a powerful symbolism that won’t be missed from kilometres away. St Peter’s Anglican Church of Midiho, in Mukarange Sector, Kayonza District, did just that. The sky-blue theme of its roofing would all but inspire profound belief.

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Martyrs SS commemorate Genocide
Martyrs Secondary School community last Saturday held activities to commemorate the 1994 Genocide against the Tutsi. At the event, students were urged to shun evils of hatred and genocide ideology that characterised the pre-1994 education sector. Addressing the gathering, Pastor Antoine Rutayisire....

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