New Market Church Brings Nativity To Life
Quote notes a transition from 2011 New Market to 4 B C Bethlehem. Hillary Genus serves as volunteer tour guide for New Market Seventh Day Adventist Church. Journey to Bethlehem dramatization presented with emphasis on nativity story.
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This Day in History 1810 to 1984 Highlights
A recap of historic events from 1810 to 1984 including Mauritius captured by Britain from France and Illinois statehood in 1818. Notable items cover Andrew Jackson’s 1828 election, Oberlin College’s early coeducation, Nino Rota’s birth, Streetcar Named Desire opening, the first heart transplant in 1967, The Who at Riverfront Coliseum disaster, and the Bhopal gas tragedy of 1984.
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Daily News Record address and information notice
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Republicans Battle Over Extending Payroll Tax Cut
In Washington, House GOP leaders faced deep splits over extending the payroll tax cut as Senate opposition stalled progress. Republicans grumbled the measure is costly and ineffective while the party resists Obama priorities amid unfinished spending bills and jobless benefits. President Obama pressed for completion before Congress adjourns, warning that Christmas could be spent in session.
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Cain Teases Major Announcement on White House Bid
ATLANTA AP Herman Cain signaled mixed plans about continuing his campaign after a woman accused him of an extramarital affair. He pressed supporters to stay tuned while at a grand opening event for a new headquarters. He met with his wife to decide whether to press on while facing harassment allegations and a 13 year affair claim. He denied wrongdoing and warned campaign donations pose a concern if he exits.
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House passes bill to curb regulations amid GOP push
The House backed a measure to curb what Republicans call an avalanche of costly rules. Supporters say agencies would follow presidential directives and seek low cost regulations to spur hiring, while opponents fear less protection at work and home. The 253 to 167 vote heads to a Democratic Senate unlikely to pass it, with a White House veto threat.
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EPA Eases Boiler Rules Amid Industry and Lawmaker Pushback
The Obama administration proposes easing toxic air pollution rules for boilers and incinerators. The plan retains health benefits while limiting controls to the 5,500 largest plants, allows 195,000 smaller boilers to comply via routine tune ups, and excludes about 1.3 million smallest boilers.
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False Justice Dept Information to Congress Linked to Fast and Furious
The Justice Department provided Congress with documents detailing inaccurate information given to Sen. Grassley about Operation Fast and Furious. The department said ATF did not sanction selling assault rifles to a straw purchaser, and that it seeks to intercept illegally purchased weapons. Both statements proved incorrect.
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Ex-Sheriff Charged In Meth For Sex Case
Patrick Sullivan Jr., 68, a former Arapahoe County sheriff once hailed as sheriff of the year, faces felony meth distribution and possession charges and a misdemeanor solicitation after authorities say he offered meth to a male acquaintance in exchange for sex. He is held on 500000 bond at the Patrick J Sullivan Jr Detention Facility in a Denver suburb.
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