No change for Trump's unbound electors in Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania's 20 unbound Electoral College members expressed strong support for Donald Trump in interviews, pledging to vote for him. Electors, all GOP insiders and loyalists, faced pressure and threats as officials reported deluges of contact and a police inquiry.
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Donald Trump
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Report exposes how system handled church abuse case
CNHS News Service outlines the Altoona Johnstown Diocese abuse scandal centering on Msgr Francis McCan. A Pennsylvania grand jury report accuses a decades long cover up and cites testimony from victims alleging hundreds of children abused at Holy Name Church Ebensburg from 1961 to 1985 amid civil action against the diocese.
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Holy Name Catholic Church
Ebensburg
Todd Berkey
CNHS
Msgr
Francis McCan
Francis McCaa
Court unseals records in abuse case investigation
The 1986 pretrial records sealed in a Diocese of Altoona Johnstown abuse case involving Msgr. Francis McCaa and former Bishop James Hogan were released by Cambria County Judge Norman Krumenacker III after decades. The Tribune-Democrat requested disclosure amid a grand jury report alleging a long cover-up by church leaders.
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James Hogan
Holy Name Catholic Church
Msgr
Francis McCaa
Cambria County
Gerard Long
Holy Name Parish
McCaa
Norman Krumenacker III
Johnstown
Tribune-Democrat
Obamacare repeal looms as Pennsylvania faces uncertain coverage
About 1 million Pennsylvanians rely on government subsidized health plans under the 2010 health care law. With Donald Trump advancing repeal efforts and Republicans vowing to overturn the law, state officials warn the future is uncertain. Governor Wolf supports the law, while lawmakers say changes are likely and replacement could take years. No immediate changes expected for marketplace and Medicaid expansion next year.
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Pennsylvania
Donald Trump
Congress
Trump
Barack Obama
Tom Wolf
Obama
Ted Dallas
Wolf
Department of Human Services
Nigerian church collapse kills at least 160 in Uyo
In Uyo Nigeria at the Reigners Bible Church International the consecration service turned deadly as metal girders failed and the iron roof collapsed. Officials feared the death toll would rise while hundreds remained inside as survivors described mangled bodies and frantic rescue efforts aided by a Julius Berger crane crew. Governor Emmanuel and founder Akan Weeks survived.
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Nigeria
Reigners Bible Church International
Uyo
Akan Weeks
Akeme Eyibio
Akwa Ibom
Adom Emmanuel
Eyibio
Obituary notices for Shirley Jones Eugene Pisella and Sandra Zarilla
Shirley Ann Jones 60 of Waxhaw NC Eugene J Pisella Sr 102 of New Castle and Sandra L Zarilla 70 of Neshannock Township are listed in the obituaries on page A5 with brief age and residence details.
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Shirley Ann Jones
Waxhaw
Eugene J. Pisella Sr
New Castle
Sandra L. Zarilla
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