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Tommy Marcos Sr. sits in his office behind the restaurant’s bar, the plain wood-paneled walls covered with photos of babies and kids. The backs of his hands are darkened and dried with age, and his voice purrs softly and slowly. On one desk sits a seemingly obsolete adding machine. On another, flat panel computer monitors balance the...
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If you can't swing a party because of budget or time, a number of area Halloween events will surely please the kiddies. Many are free or low cost.
Pumpkin Decorating Contest, 3:30 to 5 p.m. Thursday, Jackson-Madison County Library, 433 E. Lafayette St., Jackson. Age categories: 6-10, 11-17 and family or adults. Judging categories: most beautiful, scariest, most creative, funniest, smalle...
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With his red hair, pale skin and fake Irish accent, Frederick D. Russell could easily hide in the underground economy of Dublin, Ireland, U.S. Marshal Mike Kline said.
The power of the Internet was his undoing. Shortly after his image appeared on the Marshals Service 15 Most Wanted list, a tipster recognized Russell and contacted U.S. authorities.
That began a lengthy and secretive ...
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A blind activist who has exposed official abuses and forced abortions in China's eastern Shandong province was beaten Monday when he tried to leave his home.
Two friends were refused entry to the home of Chen Guangcheng, who has been kept under virtual house arrest in Dongshigu village since September by a gang of local officials and villagers.
When Chen tried to greet his friends,...
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It was a very cold, grey day in January. A persistent drizzle accompanied by a cold storm added to the misery of the little group that had gathered near an open grave. A young child was being buried. The mother sobbed brokenly, and beside her stood the child's father, shattered and anguished.
A few feet away, a bare-headed man, with his heart filled with sympathy for the bereaved and str...
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Tami Chase, a nurse at the University Health Center and breast cancer survivor, prepares for the “Best Dressed Breast” breast cancer awareness fashion show.
Tami Chase, a nurse for the University Health Center, discovered she had breast cancer in November 2004.
Surgery and rounds of chemotherapy and radiation ensued. Good...
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But after stopping by the company's office Saturday afternoon, he wasn't seen alive again.
In the cluster of Americana Apartments nearby neighbors watched from windows, from doorsteps and from the homicide scene nearby
"I don't think it's just a death," says Officer Dwight Mitchell of Louisville Metro Police. "Some evidence there's foul play at this point."
Police found ...
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Leaving devastation and at least 20 deaths behind, Hurricane Wilma roared away from Mexico's Yucatan Peninsula on Sunday and accelerated toward South Florida with 115-mph winds, tornadoes and a surge of seawater that could flood the Keys and the state's sout...
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WASHINGTON - Lewis "Scooter" Libby is known for his sarcastic, world-weary and at times dark sense of humor. He once quipped to an aide that he planned to stay as Vice President Cheney's top adviser until "I get indicted or something."
That was during President Bush's first term, brighter days for the administration and, more to the point, before a special prosecutor was investigating L...
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Ellen Kroin was nowhere near a synagogue when Yom Kippur started at sundown Oct. 12. Instead the Weinberg freshman was at U.S. Cellular Field watching the White Sox beat the Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim.
“Five years of Hebrew school and you went to a Sox game?” the Weinberg freshman remembers them asking her. But it worked out, she said, because she fasted, abstaining from peanuts an...
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