Open church disclosure: four priests dismissed in molest case
Washington archdiocese announced the dismissal of four priests for sexually abusing a boy in the 1970s. The news was read from the pulpit at Sunday Mass, an unprecedented openness following bishops' recommendations. The former altar boy, now 34, reported abuse from ages 11 to 17, with interviews conducted by Monsignor Lori and archdiocesan officials.
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U.S
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Thomas Schaeffer
Carroll Manor Nursing Home
Hyattsville
Alphonsus Smith
St Bernardine of Siena Roman Catholic Church
Suitland
Edward Pritchard
St. Mary’s Church
William Lori
Lori
Tombstone's famed bounty hunter finds adrenaline amid boredom
Bob Burton, premier bounty hunter, describes a career of 97 percent boredom and 3 percent terror as he travels the nation chasing fugitives who skip court. Based in Tombstone, he trains others, runs a 23 hour course, and sees 22,000 fugitive arrests yearly through the National Association of Bail Enforcement Agents.
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Santa Barbara
Fla
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New MS drug Copolymer One Shows Promise
Early results from a trial of Copolymer One indicate a one third reduction in MS flare ups and comparable effectiveness to beta interferon with fewer side effects. Immunologist Ruth Arnon of Weizmann Institute spoke at Cedars-Sinai noting the drug’s potential amid the FDA approved therapy. More than 350,000 Americans live with MS, a central nervous system disease marked by immune attacks on nerve insulation.
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Weizmann Institute of Science
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Emmitsburg awards swim pool contract
Emmitsburg town commissioners awarded a 21900 dollar contract for pool operation to Potomac Valley Pool Management. The meeting also enacted an ordinance requiring residents to display house numbers for emergency visibility, with a veto on a printed material ban to be revisited in March.
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Potomac Valley Pool Management
Yvette Semler
Ms. Semler
Semler
William Carr
Arctic cold grips region with deadly snow Chicago area
Arctic air lingers over the Northeast as south gets a chill with temperatures near ten degrees in Richmond and snow in northern Georgia. Deaths linked to the cold include a homeless man in New York City and several others in upstate New York and South Carolina. Snow brews across Michigan, western New York, Pennsylvania, and Ohio with light accumulation in northern Georgia.
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Mom and stepfather to be tried separately in girl's murder
Palm Beach County Circuit Judge Stephen Rapp ruled that John and Pauline Zile will face separate trials for the first degree murder and aggravated child abuse charges in 7-year-old Christina Holt's death after a beating and convulsions. The case follows Christina’s move from Maryland to Florida and her earlier life with her grandmother.
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Pauline Zile
Singer Island
Christina
Poolesville
Florida
Palm Beach County
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Rapp
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Zile
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Rubin
Barry
Five Frederick youths charged in school vandalism
Five Frederick youths faced malicious destruction charges after graffiti at Hillcrest Elementary School, with tips from residents guiding Officer Brian Burdette to the suspects. The Jan 29 incident caused over 300 dollars in damage and was reported by police along with a 24 hour fire call summary for area incidents.
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