Deadliest places in the United States for homicide
Federal CDC data show Louisiana highest with 11.67 per 100000, Mississippi 11.41, Alabama 8.07, and DC at 13.67. Within states, Baltimore 27.6 and Montgomery County 2.8 per 100000 illustrate wide local variation. nationwide homicides declined to 15,809 in 2014 as gun homicides rose to about 70 percent of all killings.
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Kentucky clerk Kim Davis reflects after marriage license controversy
Rowan County Clerk Kim Davis, jailed for five days for denying licenses to same sex couples, tells AP social change has awakened Christians. She says faith alone won’t convert others and notes Gov. Bevin’s executive order removing clerk names from licenses after her release.
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Rowan
Kim Davis
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Matt Bevin
Bevin
Jack Conway
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Missile control center listed for sale on eBay in Missouri
Kansas City Star reports California investor Russ Nielsen has excavated and prepared a decommissioned Minuteman II launch control center near Holden Missouri for private sale. The site contains blast doors and dated Civil Defense equipment with a starting bid of 265000 dollars and work completed to clear water and install lighting. Local history notes 10 of roughly 150 missiles were once linked to Missouri sites.
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Missouri
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Planned Parenthood gunman seeks self defense in court
Robert Dear, the 57 year old suspect in the Colorado Springs Planned Parenthood attack, refused a mental competency exam and urged self representation. Judge Martinez ordered the evaluation despite Dear’s insistence he can stand trial and defend himself.
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