Papal pardon eyed as Benedict XVI aide convicted
Paolo Gabriele was found guilty of stealing the pope's private letters and leaking them to a journalist, receiving 18 months in prison after a two hour verdict. The Vatican seeks a possible papal pardon as a synod opens, while questions linger about wider involvement.
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Israel shoots down drone that crossed into its airspace
Israeli jets intercepted and shot down a drone that penetrated deep into Israeli airspace from the Mediterranean Sea. Officials say the drone spent about 20 minutes in flight, was likely a surveillance craft, and点 no explosives were carried. Hezbollah suspected. Iran's nuclear standoff with Israel continues to sharpen tensions.
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Bronze Look promotes trio at Bluefield and Princeton stores
Bronze Look LLC announced last week promotions for its Bluefield and Princeton locations. Kristen Bailey, a 2008 Concord University graduate, becomes sales manager for both stores. John Eller, a 2007 Concord graduate, is promoted to advertising and web master for both stores, and Sandy Patrick, with business studies at Gulf Coast Community College, is named store manager of the Bluefield store.
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Greek festival brings food and friends to St. Mary's
Tyson family and parishioners at St. Mary's Greek American festival celebrate with sizzling saganaki, pirogue making, and sweet treats. Denos and Carolyn Demopoulos man the desert table while Anna Semonco shares family recipes from ancestors in the Carpathian region. Attendees note the day is cold like last year but lacking snow. Contact Bill Archer at barcherbdtonline.com.
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Green Scissors 2012 report targets oil tax breaks
The Earth Talk piece argues lucrative oil and gas tax breaks wasteful spending harms the environment and urges Congress to cut. Alexander says taxpayers want action, and Green Scissors points to where to start with specific cuts. The campaign offers the 2012 report PDF for download on its site.
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