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Gov. Jindal won’t endorse in 3rd District race, will leave it to voters

By The Associated Press November 19, 2012

BATON ROUGE, La. (AP) — Gov. Bobby Jindal isn’t getting involved in the Republican battle in Louisiana’s 3rd District congressional race. Jindal spokeswoman Shannon Bates said Monday...

Two rig workers shoulder the blame for 2010 BP oil disaster

By The Associated Press November 19, 2012

NEW ORLEANS (AP) — The manslaughter charges brought against two relatively low-ranking BP rig workers in the deadly Gulf of Mexico disaster may be as far as federal prosecutors are willing to go....

Hundreds attend funeral for Indianapolis house blast victims

By The Associated Press November 19, 2012

INDIANAPOLIS (AP) — Hundreds of people have turned out in Indianapolis for the funeral of a couple killed in a house explosion earlier this month. According to the Indianapolis Star, Monsignor...

Mysterious occurrence of violent dolphin deaths intrigue scientists

By The Associated Press November 19, 2012

ALONG THE GULF COAST (AP) — Dolphins are washing ashore along the northern Gulf Coast with bullet wounds, missing jaws and hacked off fins, and federal officials are looking into the mysterious deaths. ...

Hostess lives at least another day, Twinkies likely to survive longer

By The Associated Press November 19, 2012

WHITE PLAINS, N.Y. (AP) — Twinkies will live to see another day. Hostess Brands Inc. and its second largest union agreed on Monday to try to resolve their differences after a bankruptcy court judge...

First female Anglican bishop in Africa, Church of England weighs the option

By The Associated Press November 19, 2012

MBABANE, Swaziland (AP) — As the Church of England weighs whether it will allow women to become bishops, the Anglican Church has ordained its first female bishop in Africa. Ellinah Wamukoya, 61,...

Colombia cool to rebel, announces cease-fire as it begins peace talks

By The Associated Press November 19, 2012

HAVANA (AP) — Colombia’s main rebel group announced a unilateral cease-fire on Monday as it began much-anticipated peace talks, but the Bogota government responded that it would continue military...

Israel museums hide valuable artwork to protect it from rocket fire

By The Associated Press November 19, 2012

TEL AVIV, Israel (AP) — The wine-red walls of the Brueghel exhibition hall at the Tel Aviv Museum of Art are now bare, like the crime scene of a daring art heist. Tel Aviv’s leading art museum,...

Wildlife and Fisheries dept. helping oystermen meet refrigeration law

By The Associated Press November 18, 2012

(AP) — The state Department of Wildlife and Fisheries is offering up to $10,000 to help oyster harvesters buy refrigerators to comply with state and federal laws and regulations. Participants can...

Public service commissioners stall effort to cut prices on calls from jail

By The Associated Press November 18, 2012

(AP) — Louisiana’s public service commissioners have stalled an effort to cut prices on collect calls from parish jail and state prison inmates. The commission split 2-2, with one abstention,...

in this Friday, Nov. 16, 2012 photo, distiller Bob Suchke checks the clarity of a batch of genuine corn whisky before its tempered in the Dawsonville Moonshine Distillery, in Dawsonville, Ga. Distillers are making their first batches of legal liquor in this tiny Georgia town's hall, not far from the mountains and the maroon, orange and gold canopy of trees that once hid bootleggers from the law. (AP Photo/David Goldman)

Moonshine makers set up shop in Georgia city hall, make legal liquor

By The Associated Press November 18, 2012

DAWSONVILLE, Ga. (AP) — Moonshine distillers are making their first batches of legal liquor in this tiny Georgia town’s city hall, not far from the mountains and the maroon, orange and gold...

FILE - In this Dec. 13, 2011 file photo, a man walks past two of the traditional Nativity scenes along Ocean Avenue at Palisades Park in Santa Monica, Calif. Avowed atheist Damon Vix last year won two-thirds of the booths in the annual, city-sponsored lottery to divvy up spaces in the live-sized Nativity display. But he only put up one thing: A sign that read "Religions are all alike - founded on fables and mythologies." Vix left the rest of his allotted spaces empty, and in so doing, upended a Christmas tradition that began in Santa Monica nearly 60 years ago. (AP Photo/Ringo H.W. Chiu, file)

Battle over Santa Monica Christmas display goes to Los Angeles court

By The Associated Press November 18, 2012

LOS ANGELES (AP) — Damon Vix didn’t have to go to court to push Christmas out of the city of Santa Monica. He just joined the festivities. The atheist’s anti-God message alongside a...