Forgiveness Sells Hope as Pastor Killer Narratives Surface
The daughter of a southwest Louisiana pastor killed at a revival service says her father would forgive his killer if he could speak to him. Woodrow Karey, 53, surrendered after the shooting, claiming no known motive, while the pastor had a large family and loved fishing. In separate items, Scott Carpenter, longtime Vail resident and astronaut, recovers from a stroke, and Jesse Jackson pushes to mediate Kevin Sutay’s release with FARC in Colombia amid stalled peace talks.
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New Orleans
Louisiana
Ronald Harris Sr
Talisha Harris
Lake Charles
The
Tabernacle of Praise Worship Center
Harris
Woodrow Karey
Karey
Kim Myers
Calcasieu Parish
Vail
Colo
Scott Carpenter
Earth
Patty Carpenter
Godspeed
John Glenn
Friendship 7
Glenn
Carpenter
Scott
John
Havana
Jesse Jackson
U.S
Jackson
Colombia
Kevin Scott Lutay
Revolutionary Armed Forces of Colombia
FARC
Juan Manuel Santos
Kevin
Sutay
Iran open to negotiations on nuclear program and sanctions
Iran signals willingness to open nuclear facilities to international inspectors as part of broad talks with the United States backed by Supreme Leader Ayatollah Khamenei. Zarif says enrichment rights are nonnegotiable while urging an end to crippling sanctions and maintaining peaceable aims.
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Washington
Iran
United States
Javad Zarif
Zarif
Tehran
America
Abbas Araghchi
Fars
Revolutionary Guard
Obama
Ayatollah Ali Khamenei
Khamenei
Barack Obama
Hassan Rouhani
White House
Benjamin Netanyahu
Israel
Netanyahu
United Nations
Foreign trees exit stage at Royal Harare course
At Royal Harare Golf Club, authorities began removing over 60 non native trees planted by early settlers and replacing them with indigenous species to conserve water and protect the landscape. The project aims to take 20 years with replanting across all 18 holes, while historic jacaranda will remain.
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Zimbabwe
Royal Harare Golf Club
Zimbabwe Golf Club
Harare
Robert Mugabe
Rhodesia
George V
Elizabeth II
Royal Harare Club
Ian Mathieson
Math
Mathieson
South America
Asia
Africa
Royal Harare
Inspectors Outline Syria Chemical Destruction Plan
In The Hague the OPCW outlined a plan to strip Syria of its chemical weapon making ability by November 1 using destruction methods such as smashing equipment and blowing up missiles. An initial 20 inspectors will depart for Syria soon as part of the first international mission in a conflict area.
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Hague
Netherlands
Syria
U.N. Security Council
Organization For the
OPCW
Michael Luhan
Suhan
Damascus
Barack Obama
U.N
Bashar Assad
U.S
Russia
Terrorists use new tactic to spare some Muslims at Nairobi mall
Survivors recount how gunmen at Westgate Mall in Nairobi tested captives with religious questions in a bid to separate Muslims from nonbelievers. A 14 year old escaped by leaping from the roof as al Shabab members executed those who failed the quiz.
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Nairobi
Westgate
Muhammad
al-Shabab
al- Qaida
al- Shabab
Associated Press
Iraq
Al-Qaida
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