Sharpton presses on with prison hunger strike
Reverend Al Sharpton continues a prison hunger strike at the Metropolitan Detention Center in Brooklyn after Coretta Scott King expresses support for his protest. King writes the Vieques case highlights injustice while Sharpton, facing a 90 day sentence for trespassing on Navy property, remains on liquids only as appeals proceed.
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Coretta Scott King
Martin Luther King Jr
Sharpton
Metropolitan Detention Center
Brooklyn
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Vieques
Navy
Adolfo Carrion
Jose Rivera
Bronx County
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Vieques Four
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Harlem
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Ashley
Ada Sharpton
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Boston
Puerto Rico
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Saudi Arabia signs major oil deals with nine firms
Saudi Arabia and nine international oil companies sign agreements worth at least 25 billion dollars to develop three natural gas fields and related power plants pipelines and water desalination projects. Exxon Mobil leads two ventures including Ghawar Core Venture 1 and Red Sea Coast Core Venture 2 with Shell guiding Shaybah Core Venture 3. Saudi Aramco will hold equity, with potential oil field repossession if discoveries occur.
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Exxon Mobil Corp
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Red Sea Coast
Royal Dutch/Shell
Shaybah
Prince Saud al-Faisal
Repul Leas
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Exxon Mobil
Saudi Aramco
Amish sect fights over buggy signs in Pennsylvania
Cambria County lawmaker Sen. John Wozniak plans a bill to allow Swartzentruber Amish in Carrolltown to use gray reflective tape on rear buggies instead of orange triangles. The group cites religious beliefs, while Ohio uses tape. the ACLU may challenge any convictions as religious liberty violations.
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Cambria County
Ohio
Statte
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Swartzentruber Sect
Wozniak
Pennsylvania
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Swartzentruber
Carrolltown
Pittsburgh
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Terry Beck
Ohio State University
Wayne County
Wisconsin
American Civil Liberties Union
Autopsy Planned for Woman Who Died on Coaster
A 28 year old woman Pearl Santos died after the Goliath roller coaster at Six Flags Magic Mountain on Saturday. Paramedics tried CPR but she died at a hospital. Her mother Juana Santos said there was no prior health history. The ride is 255 feet tall and reaches 85 mph.
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Los Angeles
Pearl Santos
Six Flags Magic Mountain Amusement Park
Juanita Santos
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