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PITTSBURGH (AP) - U.S. Rep. Tim Murphy had counted on his anti-abortion record as one of many planks to help him get elected to Congress eight times, and it was his perceived personal betrayal of that record that ended his career. For Murphy, a practicing psychologist, author and former commander in.... |
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PITTSBURGH U.S. Rep. Tim Murphy had counted on his anti-abortion record as one of many planks to help him get elected to Congress eight times, and it was his perceived personal betrayal of that record that ended his career. For Murphy, a practicing psychologist, author and former commander in the.... |
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PITTSBURGH (AP) — U.S. Rep. Tim Murphy had counted on his anti-abortion record as one of many planks to help him get elected to Congress eight times, and it was his perceived personal betrayal of that record that ended his career. For Murphy, a practicing psychologist, author and former commander in.... |
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PITTSBURGH (AP) — U.S. Rep. Tim Murphy had counted on his anti-abortion record as one of many planks to help him get elected to Congress eight times, and it was his perceived personal betrayal of that record that ended his career. For Murphy, a practicing psychologist, author and former commander in.... |
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ST. PAUL, Minn. (AP) - A study has found that the Great Lakes of Huron and Michigan have surpassed Lake Superior in water clarity. Minnesota Public Radio reports that scientists analyzed satellite images from 1998 to 2012 and found that the depth light could penetrate into the water increased by about 20 percent. |
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Human rights commissioner questioned presidents commitment. WELLINGTON, New Zealand (Radio New Zealand International, September 1, 2015) – Indonesia's National Commission on Human Rights is to visit Indonesia's Papua region this month to investigate the deaths of two Papuans allegedly shot by soldiers last week. |
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PITTSBURGH U.S. Rep. Tim Murphy had counted on his anti-abortion record as one of many planks to help him get elected to Congress eight times, and it was his perceived personal betrayal of that record that ended his career. For Murphy, a practicing psychologist, author and former commander in the.... |
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Richichi, a 62-year-old Democrat who had crossed party lines to vote for Murphy, called him "another politician where what's good for everyone else isn't good enough for him." Murphy, 65, has remained publicly silent, other than a brief statement saying he would seek help as he and his family work through their "difficulties. |
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Richichi, a 62-year-old Democrat who had crossed party lines to vote for Murphy, called him "another politician where what's good for everyone else isn't good enough for him." Murphy, 65, has remained publicly silent, other than a brief statement saying he would seek help as he and his family work through their "difficulties. |
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The very first song the band ever wrote there in the family garage, before any of them were even old enough to purchase cigarettes - became a number-one rock radio hit. Such is the origin story of “Highway Tune,” Michigan band Greta Van Fleet’s bluesy, accelerative debut single. |
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HILLSDALE, N.J. -- He served as Hillsdale's mayor, on the council and the Board of Education, and as an EMT and much more: Alfred J. Murphy Jr. touched the lives of countless people. Murphy, who died Tuesday at 85, "gave freely of himself to the town," wrote Bob Davies. "I never met anyone who was more involved in town activities. |
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