Accused molester enters no plea in court appearance
SAN Jose Calif AP A man described as a potentially prolific child molester made his first court appearance in Santa Clara Superior Court on felony molestation charges involving two 12 year old cousins He did not enter a plea and the case was continued until July 26 He is held without bail on multiple counts and faces two lifetime sentences if convicted Investigators found notebooks with 36000 plus handwritten entries of boys names descriptions of anatomy and coded references to sex acts Prosecutor Steve Fein urged victims to come forward Attorneys said the case was continued to allow review of more information
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Progressive Christians form national alliance for faith progress
The Christian Alliance for Progress launched in Jacksonville Florida as a grass roots religious group aiming to reclaim faith in politics. It pledges economic justice environmental stewardship LGBTQ equality abortion and healthcare based on Gospel teachings and opposition to criminalizing abortion.
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Mexico clears terror suspect linked to Sept 11 case
Amer Maykel, a Lebanese-born British citizen, was detained in Baja California Sur on Monday after US authorities flagged links to extremist groups tied to the Sept 11 attacks. A late Wednesday statement from Mexican authorities said he was cleared of wrongdoing.
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Immigration Institute clears Haykel as non threat
The National Immigration Institute confirmed that Haykel does not pose a national security risk and is not wanted by authorities in any country. The statement emphasizes there are no outstanding warrants or investigations linked to Haykel.
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National Immigration Institute
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Koreas Open Talks Move Toward Cooperation
The U S envoy Hill posted a message signaling hope to meet North Korea leader Kim Jong Il as Koreas hold high level reconciliation talks. Hill noted Kim's earlier openness to dialogue and the two Koreas planned a second day of discussions.
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Poll finds broad desire for reform in public high schools
A nationwide Educational Testing Service poll shows nearly half of Americans want reforms in public high schools while only 9 percent feel courses significantly challenge students. Majorities favor expert teachers, higher taxes for pay, graduation tests, rigorous courses, diverse high schools, and individualized study plans.
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Testing Service
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David Winston
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