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Sheriff:Baker driven to rehab dated Thursday 5th of November 2009   BERRYVILLE — Berryville lawyer Cindy Baker made $50,000 bond on methamphetamine charges Monday and was taken by her lawyer to a Tennessee rehabilitation center, according to Carroll County Sheriff Bob Grudek.
Regional Briefs: Ethics panel closes file on Shuler dated Friday 6th of November 2009   Congressional ethics investigators say that U.S. Rep. Heath Shuler did not act inappropriately when a residential development that he was involved in sought lake-access rights from the Tennessee Valley Authority.
That Evening Sun (2009) dated Friday 6th of November 2009   Hal Holbrook as an 80-year-old farmer fighting for his property in “That Evening Sun.”
Across the USA News from every state dated Friday 6th of November 2009   Across the USA News from every state
Witness testifies 'cops shot first' dated Saturday 7th of November 2009   KINGSTON - Anne Watts watched the bullets fly but swears she didn't put the bloody picture together until hours later. By then she faced an FBI agent, with armed officers on every side. "That's when it hit me," she testified Friday. "I had four armed men in my house with my four boys in the bedroom. I was petrified. "I didn't know what to say. The cops shot first." Watts took the stand to ...
Public safety dated Friday 6th of November 2009   Two men are accused of running a fraudulent investment scheme dating to 2001 that police say netted the men more than $1.2 million from at least 25 victims.
Faith+Values: Rabbi prompts a few titters on Twitter dated Friday 6th of November 2009   We owe Rabbi Hayim Herring, executive director of St. Louis Park-based STAR (Synagogues: Transformation and Renewal), a big smile for tipping us off to the Twitter account of Rabbi Rami Shapiro.
NFL Capsules: Tomlin motivates with Denver's No. 1 message dated Saturday 7th of November 2009   PITTSBURGH — The more coach Mike Tomlin keeps talking about it, the more agitated his players get. Exactly the response Tomlin wants from his Pittsburgh Steelers.
Elon law professor will head new law school in Nashville dated Friday 6th of November 2009   An Elon University law school professor will be the founding dean of Belmont University’s College of Law. Jeffrey Kinsler will begin at the Nashville, Tenn., university in early 2010, according to a Belmont University press release. Kinsler is...
Michelle Obama Shows How Health-Care Changes Make People Resist dated Friday 6th of November 2009   Nov. 5 (Bloomberg) -- From the red-brick mansion Barack and Michelle Obama own on Chicago’s South Side, it’s a three-block walk to Washington Park, a neighborhood that’s home to some of the sickest people in the developed world, according to a 2008 press release from the University of Chicago Medical Center.

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