Bombings kill 79 in India in 24 hours terror wave
A wave of bomb attacks blamed on Sikh terrorists killed 79 people across northern India in 24 hours, injuring over 60. Most victims were Hindu as buses trains parks and slums in New Delhi and neighboring states saw blasts. Police raids on Sikh temples followed, with 700 plus arrests. Authorities called the attacks coordinated and heinous, warning of grim consequences if violence continued.
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Listening to mothers a meaningful Mother's Day gift
Washington AP reflects on Mother's Day as a time to listen to mothers. Rev Richard DeLillio of Catholic University says children or spouses should spend time with mothers sharing life stories. The practice recalls Anna Jarvis's original intent and helps mothers find new meaning as life changes.
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SS Reunion Triggers Riot at German Hotel in Nesselwang
Police used water cannons and tear gas as more than 1,000 riot officers fenced the Hotel Krone where SS veterans gathered for a reunion. Rioters hurled rocks paint and eggs, injuring eight and leading to 24 arrests as demonstrators clashed with neo-Nazis nearby.
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Texas couple remarries after 50 years apart
Corsicana pair Elma Becker and Jack McCauley renewed vows at Pursley Missionary Baptist Church after a half century apart. Once married in 1928 and divorced in 1935 due to youth, they reconnected at a family reunion and chose to remarry. They have six children and many grandchildren and great grandchildren.
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Heavy metal benefit sparks parent protest in Watauga
A Watauga Texas dispute over a May 17 benefit concert to fund city parks pits parents and teachers against a rock act. PTA members oppose heavy metal due to alleged reputational issues while city officials note the band was approved after reviewing lyrics. band members attend Richland and Haltom high schools.
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Birdville
Parent- Teacher Association
Tom Murray
Watauga Junior High
PTA
Sandra Crumbaker
PTA Council
Ms. Crumbaker
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