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Odessa American

Location

Odessa, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jan 30, 2000

Page

3

Mystery preacher named Whats Your Name draws Hazleton crowds

A RomCathist preacher calling himself Whats Your Name has drawn hundreds to fire halls and churches in Hazleton and nearby towns. Police checked his background and found no concerns. He travels 47 states and 13 countries, says he won’t reveal his birthplace, and donates all money to parishes except sandals. Locals praise his message of renewed prayer while some fear overexposure and reliance on a wandering figure.

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NAACP leader urges rally against Confederate flag in Texas

FLAG Country Branch leader says Bush unclear on flag stance and urges a Capitol rally June 7 to protest the Confederate flag and push stronger hate crime laws. He aims to honor those harmed by the symbol as supporters debate Confederate History and Heritage Month legislation and Bush's response.

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Four arrested in death of elderly teacher found in Neches River

In Palestine Texas, Geraldine Davidson an 84 year old retired teacher and organist was found bound and gagged with a cinder block tied to her feet floating in the Neches River between Palestine and Jacksonville. Four people were arrested Friday in connection with the case after police stopped Davidson's car early Thursday and recovered her vehicle and related evidence.

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