Fear grips Brighton after newborn abduction and infant found
A missing newborn Loralei Sims haunts Brighton Illinois as police recover a decomposed infant body near the Sims home. Sheriff Yocom warns the case remains unsolved with no suspects. Forensics work aims to identify the remains and determine cause and age. The couple and community confront lingering fear as investigators pursue leads and polygraph tests are discussed.
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Weather forecast shows showers across regions tomorrow
Forecast calls for showers tomorrow from the Southwest and eastern Gulf coast including Florida and southern Georgia. Mostly sunny days and fair nights expected through Friday with scattered thundershowers in evenings. Lows in the 70s highs mid to upper 90s cooling to the high 80s to low 90s by Friday.
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Normal Heights Rebuilt Homes Rise After City Fire
In San Diego Normal Heights rebuilt 10 homes and 36 under construction after a 1985 brush fire that officials say destroyed 67 houses and caused about 8.5 million dollars in losses. Residents note modern, canyon-view homes changing the neighborhood’s character amid brush-clearing programs and a pending class action suit.
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San Diego
Normal Heights
Laura Parks
Weekend Accidents Claim 5 at Governor's School event
The Governor's School at the College of Charleston faced disruption as about seven students encountered trouble in the water during the weekend. Students aided themselves and were returned to contact parents. Directors and the college pledged support while officials considered if classes would resume. Four others died since Friday, including a woman en route to her mother's home.
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College of Charleston
Tom Hamby
Ren A. Godow Jr
Harry M. Lightsey Jr
Cuban Born Jesuit Becomes First Hispanic Bishop In Houston
The Roman Catholic Diocese of Galveston Houston ordained Enrique San Pedro the first Hispanic bishop in the Houston region. The Cuba native and former Vietnam missionary spoke to Vietnamese parishioners in English Spanish and Vietnamese, earning two standing ovations. He told his Vietnamese flock he shares their suffering and his role as refugee.
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Cuba
Vietnam
Galveston-Houston
Enrique San Pedro
Linda Nguyen
United States
Treasure Trove Sheds Light on Jerusalem’s First Kingdom
In Jerusalem an ancient trove of about 1 000 artifacts, including the oldest biblical inscriptions, was found in a burial cave near the Old City. Silver charms bearing a priestly blessing from the Book of Numbers were deciphered, shedding new light on life 2 600 years ago.
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Jerusalem
Michal yayagi-Mendels
Israel Museum
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