Tasmanian devil relocated
CANBERRA - Tasmanian devils are being relocated to an island off Australia to avert their extinction by a contagious cancer.
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Resurrection
„Marvel not at this: for the hour is coming, in the which all that are in the graves shall hear his voice, and shall come forth; they that have done good, unto the resurrection of life; and they that have done evil, unto the resurrection of damnation.”
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Pet owners making own dog and cat food
Some USA dog and cat owners frightened by a contamination scare are forsaking the pet-food aisle and grinding up meat in their own kitchens instead. Sales of pet food recipe books have also shot up since the nationwide pet-food recall began two weeks ago.
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Slavery campaign closes gaps among U.S. evangelicals
U.S. evangelical Christians are divided on global warming, the minimum wage and other issues, but they are united behind a new campaign to end modern slavery around the world.
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Jewish life thrives again in Germany
Every Friday evening, Conny Jarosch and her 6-year-old daughter Alisa each light two candles, raise their hands to their closed eyes and recite an ancient Hebrew prayer to welcome the Sabbath.
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Heart risks threaten firefighter
WASHINGTON - Firefighters face a far greater risk of dying of heart problems while battling a blaze than was thought, suggests a large U.S. study that offers more evidence of their need to stay in shape.
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Owner says dog saved her with ‘Heimlich’
CALVERT - Toby, a 2-year-old golden retriever, saw his owner choking on a piece of fruit and began jumping up and down on the woman’s chest. The dog’s owner believes the dog was trying to perform the Heimlich maneuver and saved her life.
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Postal Service America unveils ”forever” stamp
WASHINGTON - An image of the Liberty Bell, an icon of American freedom and independence, will adorn the Postal Service’s new ”forever” stamp.
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Bus driver snubs preschoolers
BASALT - No fare! A driver for a popular bus service refused to take 13 preschoolers who she said did not pay to board.
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Scout recovering from dehydration
GREENSBORO - The 12-year-old Boy Scout rescued after spending four days lost in the rugged North Carolina mountains remained hospitalized Wednesday, recovering from severe dehydration and exposure to cold.
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