Conservative town backs abortion clinic bombings
In Pensacola Florida residents condemn the Christmas Day bombing of three abortion clinics yet some support the tactic as a means to halt abortion. Defendants Goldsby Simmons and spouses face federal counts while mayor and others warn of increased harassment of clinics. Both men defend the action saying it aims to stop killings and may influence legislation. Church members urge to hate the sin but love the sinner.
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Pensacola
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Robert Stone
Bar Association
Matthew J. Goldsby
James Simmons
U.S. District Court
Goldsby
Kaye Wiggins
Simmons
Kathy
Vince Whibbs
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Woman held four hostages aboard plane after six hour standoff
Oranetta Mays, 42, of Cleveland, is in stable condition after a SWAT team stormed Flight 558. Her sister Barbara says Mays suffered a nervous breakdown and does not recall the events or why she is in the hospital. Authorities planned to interview her today as officers investigate the six hour ordeal in which most passengers escaped.
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Cleveland
Robert Bolton
Oranetta Mays
Cleveland Metropolitan General Hospital
Barbara
Mays
Charles
Shaker Heights
Alabama
Cleveland Hopkins International
Goreville marks anniversary of gun ownership ordinance
Goreville Illinois residents keep to a 1982 ordinance requiring each home to hold a firearm as a shield for Second Amendment rights. Mayor Gary Vaughn says the rule deterred crime and prison escapees though few arrests occurred. Residents note broad gun ownership while some visitors fear strict packing.
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Goreville, Ill
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Goreville
Mike Walker
Chicago
Morton Grove
Gary Vaughn
Vaughn
Marion
Vienna
Walker
New York
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