Posts Tagged ‘ Capital Punishment ’

Around the South: BP Oil Spill, Poverty, Capital Punishment

July 24, 2012
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Georgia Supreme Court Grants Stay of Execution Poverty Rate Highest Since 1965, Southeast Kentucky May be Hardest Hit Louisiana Coastal Director: BP Must Pay to the Max SOCIETY 92-year-old Crowned Ms. Alabama Nursing Home Mississippi Gulf Coast Loyalty Card Starts Strong Missouri Bishops Want Right to Pray Amendment Honoring Harriet Tubman Angola Preserves Prison History…

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Around the South: Gun Control, Poverty, Capital Punishment

July 23, 2012
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Georgia to Execute Mentally Handicapped Man Monday U.S. Poverty on Track to Rise to Highest Since 1960s Victory for Gun Control in Georgia Dwarfed by Reality in Aurora SOCIETY Missouri Teen Starts Project to Help Colorado Shooting Victims Episcopal Bishop Says Yes to Same-Sex Blessings, but Not in Alabama Could Gambling Doom Maryland’s Marriage Equality…

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Around the South: Smoking Ban, Capital Punishment, Turtle Escape

July 21, 2012
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Georgia’s Execution of Mentally Disabled Man Set for Monday Georgia’s Doctors and the Ethics of Execution Atlanta Curbs Smoking, Part of Southern Wave of Bans SOCIETY Plans for Missouri Horse Slaughter Facility Fail Alabama Man Fights to Keep Wife Buried in Front Yard Southern Hospitality: Chinese Professors Study English, American Culture Muslims in South Florida…

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Around the South: Missouri Press, Capital Punishment, Culture Wars

July 18, 2012
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Georgia Delays Execution Amid Drug Protocol Change Bees Make a Living on Early Honey Store Plan to Close University of Missouri Press Stirs Anger SOCIETY Virginia’s Anti-Gay Adoption Law Takes Effect Eagle Scout Axed as Summer Camp Officer for Being Gay Mississippi Tries to Hide Lesbian Again Louisiana Gay Dad has No Legal Rights when…

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Around the South: Low Mississippi, Clemency Denial, OA Dismissals

July 17, 2012
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Georgia Pardons Board Rejects Death Row Inmate’s Clemency Request Mississippi River So Low, Cargo Barges Run Aground FDA Approves 1st Pill to Help Prevent HIV SOCIETY Oxford American’s Founder, Managing Editor Fighting Dismissal How Did Ex-Slave’s Letter to Master Come to Be? Mississippi Museum to Lesbian Couple: You’re Not Welcome Here Eagle Scout Loses Job…

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Around the South – Marriage, Capital Punishment, Private Prison

July 16, 2012
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Arkansas Stymied on Executions – Victim’s Family Prepares for 2nd Trial Georgia Paroles Board Weighs Clemency for Man Facing Wednesday Execution SOCIETY Law Allowing Quicker Marriages Boosts Applications on Mississippi’s Coast Mississippi’s Only Abortion Clinic Saved, For Now Letters of South Carolina Soldier Killed in Vietnam Come Home Mississippi Waiter’s ‘Magical Moment’ Renews Race Relations…

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Around the South: Abortion Clinic, Capital Punishment, Culture Wars

July 13, 2012
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TOP STORIES More Abortion Restrictions Anticipated in Mississippi Abortion Outposts in Arkansas, Dakotas Wary of Mississippi Fight Georgia Death Row Inmate Seeks Reprieve Due to Mental Disability Missouri Prosecutors Stay Quiet on Death Penalty Study SOCIETY E. Tennessee Hindi Community Supports Crash-Victim’s Family Louisiana Child Abuse Hotline Praised Lack of Government Subsidies Closing Some Mississippi…

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