Delauter Name Outcry Backfires In Maryland News War
Kirby Delauter threatened to sue for printing his name without permission. The Frederick News-Post defied him by publishing and mocking the demand. Its Sunday editorial riffed on several nickname ideas and highlighted the First Amendment right of a free press.
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Beds Built for Hahn Village Residents by Volunteers
Almond organized a two day service project with help from his grandmother Gail Graham to supply beds and mattresses for Hahn Village residents. Graham, a retired teacher, learned of the need from Aiken Housing Authority officials after bed bug infestations forced many beds to be discarded. Residents Treasure Simpkins and Shanta There are a lot of children in the community sleeping on the floor. Now, they'll be off the floor. Treasure Simpkins, project organizer. Hahn Village resident.
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Aiken students aid Hahn Village with bed project
Garvin organized a prioritized list of families needing beds as Simpkins and Graham described how Westminster students interact with residents. Community women mentor the youths while neighbors note crime reduction and renewed ownership as the bed-building effort unfolds. Larry Wood reports from Aiken.
Obama veto threat over Keystone XL pipeline bill
The White House signaled President Obama would veto the first Republican led Senate bill approving the Keystone XL pipeline. Sponsors Manchin and Hoeven said they have enough votes to overcome a filibuster but not a veto. Lawmakers aim to move the project through the Senate and House as part of a broader energy policy showdown.
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Gunman Kills At Veterans Clinic In West Texas
A gunman opened fire at the El Paso VA Health Care System clinic in a Fort Bliss area complex, killing one person before the gunman died. Authorities locked down the complex and did not disclose the shooter’s identity or motive.
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Dogs Found Shelter After Officers’ Visit. Remaining Gone
Abney was allowed to shelter dogs lacking homes as officers found them tethered at locations. On Saturday, returning for the rest, officers found the dogs missing. Abney was cited for interference with officers, saying she was told not to move the dogs. She has not admitted moving them and has been uncooperative.
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