Amish sisters kidnapped from roadside stand in New York
Two Amish sisters, seven year old Delila Miller and twelve year old Fannie Miller, were abducted from their family roadside stand in Oswegatchie near the Canadian border. They were found unharmed a day later in Richville about 15 miles away. Sheriff Wells says investigators seek more than one suspect and withheld details to avoid jeopardizing potential prosecution. District Attorney Rain expressed hope for an arrest soon.
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N.Y
St. Lawrence County
Kevin Wells
Wells
Delila Miller
Fannie
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Richville
Appho
Lillian LaRose
Heaverton
New York
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Fannie Miller
Pigs cows and votes in farmcred campaigns
Des Moines candidates aim for farm authenticity with barnyard photos and farm anecdotes. Wisconsin Democrat Mary Burke pauses at a county fair to meet cows, Illinois Republican Bruce Rauner recalls his dairy farmer grandfather, and Iowa Senate hopeful Joni Ernst highlights hog castration. Voters mostly don’t farm, yet candidates stretch for relatable, rural credibility.
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Iowa
Midwest
Mary Burke
Wisconsin
Illinois
Bruce Rauner
Iowa US
Senate
Joni Ernst
Didates
Sue Dworksy
Iowa Democratic Party
Rauner
Bruce
Cuban rafters surge toward Florida from Cuba
In April a Cuban group of 23 sailed from Cuba on a raft with a car motor reaching the Florida Keys after a 20 hour crossing. Nearly 3,000 Cubans have been picked up by U.S. authorities this year, twice last year’s pace, as U.S. policy grants special status to migrants from Cuba.
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Miami
Daiton Morera
United States
Morera
Florida Keys
Libertad
U.S
Doctor with Ebola says he's recovering
An American doctor infected with Ebola in West Africa says he is recovering in every way and hopes to reunite with his family. Dr. Kent Brantly, at Emory University Hospital in Atlanta, expresses gratitude for compassionate, world-class care and looks to the Lord for sparing his life. He and Nancy Writebol were flown from Liberia and treated in isolation at the Atlanta hospital.
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Atlanta
Western
Africa
Kent Brantly
Emory University Hospital
Samaritan’s Purse
Brantly
Nancy Writebol
Liberia
Teachers felt rushed after Newtown return to classes
Newtown teachers felt rushed to return to classrooms after the Sandy Hook shooting. President Tom Kuroski of the Newtown Federation of Teachers told a state commission that educators, still coping with grief, felt ill prepared to handle returning students. Classes resumed December 18 2012 for Newtown, with Sandy Hook students back January 3 2013.
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Newtown
Sandy Hook
Kuroski
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