Bishop Daily calls homosexuality a human disorder on TV
The Brooklyn Diocese leader Thomas Daily labeled homosexuality a basic human disorder during a WNBC News Forum appearance. He criticized the citys Children of the Rainbow Curriculum and drew swift comparisons to Archie Bunker as a gay rights group condemned his remarks.
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Brooklyn
Queens
Thomas Daily
Archie Bunker
Wnbc-Tv
Gabe Pressman
Daily
Andy Humm
The
Coalition For Lesbian and Gay Rights
Archie ankKer
Bakker Leaves Prison to Visit Injured Father in Charlotte
Former televangelist Jim Bakker briefly left a Minnesota prison to visit his 86 year old father Raleigh Bakker hospitalized with a broken pelvis in Charlotte. A judge recently cut Bakker's sentence by eight years, making release possible by next Christmas.
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N.C
Jim Bakker
Minnesota
Federal Medical Prison
Rochester
Minn
Raleigh
Carolinas
Jim ‘Oms
PTL
Heritage USA
South Carolina
Tammy Faye
The
Associated Press
Five killed in Dayton 'jay killing' spree linked killings
Dayton police label a series of robberies turned deadly as a jay killing spree. Five victims died since Thursday including a man and woman found at a former landfill. Investigators link Sunday deaths to earlier robberies and possible pattern, with two juveniles and two adults arrested after a suspect incident.
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Dayton
Ohio
Larry Grossnickie
Grossnickle
Four Die From Carbon Monoxide At Christmas Family Home
In Memphis Missouri a Christmas gathering ended in tragedy when a faulty furnace filled the Augspurger home with carbon monoxide. Four people died, including the parents, and at least two others were critically injured. Identified victims include Ea C. Augspurger 55 and Sharon Augspurger 53. Other seriously hurt include Wes D. Bruns 25, M. Brown 47, and James Allen Augspurger 33. Dennis J. Bruns 30 and Allen D. Bruns 32 died earlier.
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Scotland County
Ginny Brackett
Ea C. Augspurger
Sharon Augspurger
Allen D. Bruns
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Coralsville
Iowa
Wes D. Bruns
Cedar Rapids
M. Brown
Landover
James Allen Augspurger
Dallas
Texas
James Augspurger
Dozens report illness after leather spray use in multiple states
In Portland and Colorado, two people were hospitalized but in good condition after exposure to a leather protection spray. A poison center report indicates 41 others across four states suffered shortness of breath and coughing, prompting health officials to investigate the substance.
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Ore
Colorado
Marty Smilkstein
Oregon Health Sciences University
Dandareed
Oregon
Smilkstein
Seattle
San Francisco
Smithstein
Wilsons
Minneapolis
Looters Take All From Somali Farmer Ali Amin Sheikh
Ali Amin Sheikh, a Somali farmer, recounts looters stealing his shirts, stove, eating table, glasses, water pipes, toilet seat, and roof while he tried to save his life, leaving him with nothing.
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Ali Amin Sheikh
Troops secure last Somalian aid centers in Belet Huen
U S and Canadian forces occupied Belet Huen in western Somalia, closing the last aid distribution center targeted for pacification. In Mogadishu, gunfire hit the airport gate but no casualties among U S or Pakistani troops occurred as warlords Aidid and Ali Mahdi met publicly for the first time in a year.
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Somalia
Beli Dogle
Mogadishu
10Th Mountain Division
Watertown
New York
Father Endures War in Somalia as U.S. Troops Arrive
Ali, once a prosperous auto parts dealer in Mogadishu, faces ruin as war, looting, and famine force him to survive by night ventas. His family shelters in their father’s house amid gunfire and shelling, a son dies from hunger, and a bullet scar lingers on his child’s neck. Despite new rains reviving some sorghum, Ali questions clan politics and U.S. disarmament.
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Hargeisa
Kuwait
Relief agencies pressed to keep pace with Marines in Mogadishu
Relief agencies push to deliver aid as the U.S. led force has secured eight Mogadishu hub cities but has food stuck in warehouses. Since the port reopened on December 9, enough food exists for a week, yet trucks are scarce. The World Food Program faces protests from warlords and local truckers over planned deliveries, with only 20 Ethiopian trucks imported and locals charging high rates.
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Mogadishu
Somalia
Muitinational Force
Ethiopia
Mohamed Farrah Aidid
Ire
U.S
Abdulahi Mohamed
Gemma Lodesani
WFP
Goats graze amid ruins of Somalia’s National University campus
Destruction after civil war leaves Mogadishu campus pillaged with empty labs and libraries, while 22,000 refugees seek aid. U N estimates show one in six Somalis as a refugee. many educated Somalis are dispersed abroad, hindering reconstruction.
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Somalia
National University of Somalia
Osman Mohamud Mohamed
United Nations
Ethiopia
Kenya
European
Yemen
Djibouti
Ahmed Mumin Warfa
Ahmed
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