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ANCHORAGE, Ky. (AP) — Authorities in Kentucky say that two people killed by officers after allegedly stabbing an elderly widower to death were already on the run from the law for stealing a gun and a truck in another county. The suspects were identified as 18-year-old Destiny A. Moneyhun and 25-year-old Bradley James Sheets. Both were shot by police in Anchorage, Kentucky, on Tuesday night. In Barren County, where the pair lived, Glasgow Police Capt.
Venezuela's troubles put US heating oil charity in limbo
Amid continuing economic turmoil, Venezuela skipped heating oil contributions to a Massachusetts-based nonprofit for a second consecutive winter, signaling that the popular program that began with fanfare after Hurricane Katrina may be kaput. The decision by Venezuela's Citgo Petroleum Corp. to bow out of the program founded by Joseph P.
Venezuela's troubles put US heating oil charity in limbo
Venezuela's economic turmoil has placed in limbo that country's participation in a free heating oil program run by a Massachusetts-based nonprofit that has helped hundreds of thousands of people, signaling that the program may be kaput. This marks the second consecutive winter that Venezuela's Citgo Petroleum Corp. has not contributed to the "Joe-4-Oil" program, part of the nonprofit Citizens Energy created by businessman and former Democratic Massachusetts Congressman Joseph P. Kennedy II.
Venezuela's Troubles Put US Heating Oil Charity in Limbo
FILE - In this Jan. 7, 2009 file photo, Joseph P. Kennedy II, Citizens Energy Corporation Chairman and President speaks during a news conference in Boston where he announced that Citgo ended the suspension of its free heating oil program for the poor, crediting Venezuelan President Hugo Chavez for his intervention to help keep the program going. Amid continuing economic turmoil, Venezuela skipped heating oil contributions to the Massachusetts-based nonprofit program during the winter of 2016-2017.
Venezuela's troubles put US heating oil charity in limbo
Venezuela's economic turmoil has placed in limbo that country's participation in a free heating oil program run by a Massachusetts-based nonprofit that has helped hundreds of thousands of people, signaling that the program may be kaput. This marks the second consecutive winter that Venezuela's Citgo Petroleum Corp. has not contributed to the "Joe-4-Oil" program, part of the nonprofit Citizens Energy created by businessman and former Democratic Massachusetts Congressman Joseph P. Kennedy II.
Venezuela's troubles put US heating oil charity in limbo
Venezuela's economic turmoil has placed in limbo that country's participation in a free heating oil program run by a Massachusetts-based nonprofit that has helped hundreds of thousands of people, signaling that the program may be kaput. This marks the second consecutive winter that Venezuela's Citgo Petroleum Corp. has not contributed to the "Joe-4-Oil" program, part of the nonprofit Citizens Energy created by businessman and former Democratic Massachusetts Congressman Joseph P. Kennedy II.
Venezuela's troubles put US heating oil charity in limbo
Venezuela's economic turmoil has placed in limbo that country's participation in a free heating oil program run by a Massachusetts-based non-profit that has helped hundreds of thousands of people, signalling that the program may be kaput. This marks the second consecutive winter that Venezuela's Citgo Petroleum Corp. has not contributed to the "Joe-4-Oil" program, part of the non-profit Citizens Energy created by businessman and former Democratic Massachusetts Congressman Joseph P. Kennedy II.
Venezuela's troubles put US heating oil charity in limbo
Venezuela's economic turmoil has placed in limbo that country's participation in a free heating oil program run by a Massachusetts-based non-profit that has helped hundreds of thousands of people, signalling that the program may be kaput. This marks the second consecutive winter that Venezuela's Citgo Petroleum Corp. has not contributed to the "Joe-4-Oil" program, part of the non-profit Citizens Energy created by businessman and former Democratic Massachusetts Congressman Joseph P. Kennedy II.
Venezuela's troubles put US heating oil charity in limbo - News 1110 99.3 WBT
Venezuela's economic turmoil has placed in limbo that country's participation in a free heating oil program run by a Massachusetts-based nonprofit that has helped hundreds of thousands of people, signaling that the program may be kaput. This marks the second consecutive winter that Venezuela's Citgo Petroleum Corp. has not contributed to the "Joe-4-Oil" program, part of the nonprofit Citizens Energy created by businessman and former Democratic Massachusetts Congressman Joseph P. Kennedy II.
Venezuela's troubles put US heating oil charity in limbo
Venezuela's economic turmoil has placed in limbo that country's participation in a free heating oil program run by a Massachusetts-based nonprofit that has helped hundreds of thousands of people, signaling that the program may be kaput. This marks the second consecutive winter that Venezuela's Citgo Petroleum Corp. has not contributed to the "Joe-4-Oil" program, part of the nonprofit Citizens Energy created by businessman and former Democratic Massachusetts Congressman Joseph P. Kennedy II.
Venezuela's troubles put US heating oil charity in limbo
Venezuela's economic turmoil has placed in limbo that country's participation in a free heating oil program run by a Massachusetts-based nonprofit that has helped hundreds of thousands of people, signaling that the program may be kaput. This marks the second consecutive winter that Venezuela's Citgo Petroleum Corp. has not contributed to the "Joe-4-Oil" program, part of the nonprofit Citizens Energy created by businessman and former Democratic Massachusetts Congressman Joseph P. Kennedy II.
Venezuela's troubles put US heating oil charity in limbo
Venezuela's economic turmoil has placed in limbo that country's participation in a free heating oil program run by a Massachusetts-based nonprofit that has helped hundreds of thousands of people. This marks the second consecutive winter that Venezuela's Citgo has not contributed to the program, signaling that it may be kaput. The program is part of the nonprofit Citizens Energy created by businessman and former Democratic Massachusetts Congressman Joseph P. Kennedy II.
Venezuela's troubles put US heating oil charity in limbo
Venezuela's economic turmoil has placed in limbo that country's participation in a free heating oil program run by a Massachusetts-based nonprofit that has helped hundreds of thousands of people, signaling that the program may be kaput.This marks the second consecutive winter that Venezuela's Citgo Petroleum Corp. has not contributed to the "Joe-4-Oil" program, part of the nonprofit Citizens Energy created by businessman and former Democratic Massachusetts Congressman Joseph P.
Venezuela's troubles put US heating oil charity in limbo
Venezuela's economic turmoil has placed in limbo that country's participation in a free heating oil program run by a Massachusetts-based nonprofit that has helped hundreds of thousands of people, signaling that the program may be kaput. This marks the second consecutive winter that Venezuela's Citgo Petroleum Corp. has not contributed to the "Joe-4-Oil" program, part of the nonprofit Citizens Energy created by businessman and former Democratic Massachusetts Congressman Joseph P. Kennedy II.
Brash Maine defense lawyer in Zumba brothel case dies at 79
PORTLAND, Maine (AP) — Dan Lilley, a brash defense lawyer who was involved in many of Maine's highest profile cases including a prostitution scandal at a Zumba studio and the case of a restaurateur who shot her husband 15 times, has died. He was 79. Lilley died Saturday night at Maine Medical Center, his law office said Monday. The cause of death was not immediately released. Lilley was known as a tough, old-school defense attorney and was sometimes called a maverick in the courtroom.
Brash Maine defense lawyer in Zumba brothel case dies at 79
PORTLAND, Maine — Dan Lilley, a brash defense lawyer who was involved in many of Maine's highest profile cases including a prostitution scandal at a Zumba studio and the case of a restaurateur who shot her husband 15 times, has died. He was 79. Lilley died Saturday night at Maine Medical Center, his law office said Monday. The cause of death was not immediately released. Lilley was known as a tough, old-school defense attorney and was sometimes called a maverick in the courtroom.
Brash Maine defense lawyer in Zumba brothel case dies at 79
PORTLAND, Maine (AP) — Dan Lilley, a brash defense lawyer who was involved in many of Maine's highest profile cases including a prostitution scandal at a Zumba studio and the case of a restaurateur who shot her husband 15 times, has died. He was 79. Lilley died Saturday night at Maine Medical Center, his law office said Monday. The cause of death was not immediately released. Lilley was known as a tough, old-school defense attorney and was sometimes called a maverick in the courtroom.
Brash Maine defense lawyer in Zumba brothel case dies at 79
PORTLAND, Maine (AP) — Dan Lilley, a brash defense lawyer who was involved in many of Maine's highest profile cases including a prostitution scandal at a Zumba studio and the case of a restaurateur who shot her husband 15 times, has died. He was 79.Lilley died Saturday night at Maine Medical Center, his law office said Monday. The cause of death was not immediately released.Lilley was known as a tough, old-school defense attorney and was sometimes called a maverick in the courtroom.
More Mainers voted on referendums than on presidential race
PORTLAND, Maine (AP) — Maine voters appear to be more passionate about guns, marijuana and the minimum wage than they are about the nation's next leader. Unofficial tallies from the Nov. 8 election indicate more Maine residents voted on four of the five ballot questions than for president, underscoring voters' keen interest in the high-profile referendums and perhaps their frustrations over the presidential nominees, Republican Donald Trump and Democrat Hillary Clinton.
More Mainers voted on referendums than on presidential race
PORTLAND, Maine (AP) - Maine voters appear to be more passionate about guns, marijuana and the minimum wage than they are about the nation's next leader. Unofficial tallies from the Nov. 8 election indicate more Maine residents voted on four of the five ballot questions than for president, underscoring voters' keen interest in the high-profile referendums and perhaps their frustrations over the presidential nominees, Republican Donald Trump and Democrat Hillary Clinton.
More Mainers voted on referendums than on presidential race
PORTLAND, Maine (AP) — Maine voters appear to be more passionate about guns, marijuana and the minimum wage than they are about the nation's next leader.Unofficial tallies from the Nov.
More Mainers voted on referendums than on presidential race
PORTLAND, Maine (AP) — Maine voters appear to be more passionate about guns, marijuana and the minimum wage than they are about the nation's next leader.Unofficial tallies from the Nov.
More Mainers voted on referendums than on presidential race
PORTLAND, Maine (AP) — Maine voters appear to be more passionate about guns, marijuana and the minimum wage than they are about the nation's next leader.Unofficial tallies from the Nov.
More Mainers voted on referendums than on presidential race
PORTLAND, Maine (AP) — Maine voters appear to be more passionate about guns, marijuana and the minimum wage than they are about the nation's next leader.Unofficial tallies from the Nov.
More Mainers voted on referendums than on presidential race
PORTLAND, Maine (AP) — Maine voters appear to be more passionate about guns, marijuana and the minimum wage than they are about the nation's next leader.Unofficial tallies from the Nov.
More Mainers voted on referendums than on presidential race - starherald.com: Nation/World
"A lot of people looked at the presidential choices and said, 'Yuck!' They didn't stay home. They came out. They just didn't vote top of the ticket," said Mark Brewer, a political science professor at the University of Maine. An analysis by The Associated Press indicates the greatest discrepancy was in the referendum to expand background checks for gun purchases. On that question, which was defeated, there were 13,307 more votes cast than in the presidential contest in Maine.
More Mainers voted on referendums than on presidential race
PORTLAND, Maine (AP) — Maine voters appear to be more passionate about guns, marijuana and the minimum wage than they are about the nation's next leader.Unofficial tallies from the Nov.
More Mainers voted on referendums than on presidential race
PORTLAND, Maine (AP) — Maine voters appear to be more passionate about guns, marijuana and the minimum wage than they are about the nation's next leader.Unofficial tallies from the Nov.
More Mainers voted on referendums than on presidential race
PORTLAND, Maine (AP) — Maine voters appear to be more passionate about guns, marijuana and the minimum wage than they are about the nation's next leader.Unofficial tallies from the Nov.
More Mainers voted on referendums than on presidential race
PORTLAND, Maine (AP) — Maine voters appear to be more passionate about guns, marijuana and the minimum wage than they are about the nation's next leader.Unofficial tallies from the Nov.
More Mainers voted on referendums than on presidential race
PORTLAND, Maine (AP) — Maine voters appear to be more passionate about guns, marijuana and the minimum wage than they are about the nation's next leader.Unofficial tallies from the Nov.
Technical glitches delay auction of 123-year-old jeans
PORTLAND, Maine - There are vintage jeans. And then there are the 123-year-old jeans up for sale in Maine. The bona fide Levi Strauss & Co. blue jeans from the American Old West are still awaiting a new owner after technical glitches prevented the denim pants from being auctioned Saturday in Maine. Daniel Buck Auctions & Appraisals said the jeans are pristine because they were worn only a few times before the owner fell ill. "They're brand-new Levis.
Technical glitches delay auction of 123-year-old jeans
PORTLAND, Maine — There are vintage jeans. And then there are the 123-year-old jeans up for sale in Maine. The bona fide Levi Strauss & Co. blue jeans from the American Old West are still awaiting a new owner after technical glitches prevented the denim pants from being auctioned Saturday in Maine. Daniel Buck Auctions & Appraisals said the jeans are pristine because they were worn only a few times before the owner fell ill. "They're brand-new Levis.
Technical glitches delay auction of 123-year-old jeans
By David SharpThe Associated Press PORTLAND, Maine — There are vintage jeans. And then there are the 123-year-old jeans up for sale in Maine.The bona fide Levi Strauss & Co. blue jeans from the American Old West are still awaiting a new owner after technical glitches prevented the denim pants from being auctioned Saturday in Maine.Daniel Buck Auctions & Appraisals said the jeans are pristine because they were worn only a few times before the owner fell ill."They're brand-new Levis.
These jeans are beyond vintage: 1800s Levi's up for auction
This undated photo provided by Daniel Buck Auctions & Appraisals shows the front of a pair of 1893 Levi-Strauss denim blue jeans in pristine condition that will go up for auction Saturday, Nov. 5, 2016 in Lisbon Falls, Maine. The auction house said the jeans were ordered for Solomon Warner, a businessman and pioneer who participated in the creation of the Arizona Territory. Warner wore them only a few times before falling ill. He died in 1899.
Technical glitches delay auction of 123-year-old jeans - The Daily Times: National/World
This undated photo provided by Daniel Buck Auctions & Appraisals shows the front of a pair of 1893 Levi-Strauss denim blue jeans in pristine condition that will go up for auction Saturday, Nov. 5, 2016 in Lisbon Falls, Maine. The auction house said the jeans were ordered for Solomon Warner, a businessman and pioneer who participated in the creation of the Arizona Territory. Warner wore them only a few times before falling ill. He died in 1899.
These jeans are beyond vintage: 1800s Levi's up for auction
PORTLAND, Maine — There are vintage jeans. And then there are jeans from the American Wild West that are up for auction. A Maine auction house is putting up for bid a bona fide pair of Levi's blue jeans bought in 1893. Daniel Buck Auctions & Appraisals says the jeans were ordered for Solomon Warner, who participated in the creation of the Arizona Territory. Warner wore them only a few times. The jeans ended up in a trunk.
Technical glitches delay auction of 123-year-old jeans - starherald.com: Nation/World
Daniel Buck Auctions & Appraisals said the jeans are pristine because they were worn only a few times before the owner fell ill. "They're brand-new Levis. They just happen to be 123 years old," said auctioneer Daniel Buck Soules, who worked for 11 year on public television's "Antiques Roadshow." The jeans were purchased in 1893 by a store keeper in the Arizona Territory.
Technical glitches delay auction of 123-year-old jeans
PORTLAND, Maine (AP) — There are vintage jeans. And then there are the 123-year-old jeans up for sale in Maine.The bona fide Levi Strauss & Co. blue jeans from the American Old West are still awaiting a new owner after technical glitches prevented the denim pants from being auctioned Saturday in Maine.Daniel Buck Auctions & Appraisals said the jeans are pristine because they were worn only a few times before the owner fell ill. "They're brand-new Levis.
Technical glitches delay auction of 123-year-old jeans
PORTLAND, Maine (AP) — There are vintage jeans. And then there are the 123-year-old jeans up for sale in Maine.The bona fide Levi Strauss & Co. blue jeans from the American Old West are still awaiting a new owner after technical glitches prevented the denim pants from being auctioned Saturday in Maine.Daniel Buck Auctions & Appraisals said the jeans are pristine because they were worn only a few times before the owner fell ill. "They're brand-new Levis.
Technical glitches delay auction of 123-year-old jeans
This undated photo provided by Daniel Buck Auctions & Appraisals shows a leather label on a pair of 1893 Levi-Strauss denim blue jeans in pristine condition that will go up for auction Saturday, Nov. 5, 2016 in Lisbon Falls, Maine. The auction house said the jeans were ordered for Solomon Warner, a businessman and pioneer who participated in the creation of the Arizona Territory. Warner wore them only a few times before falling ill. He died in 1899.
These jeans are beyond vintage: 1800s Levi's up for auction - The Edwardsville Intelligencer : AP General News
Daniel Buck Soules These jeans are beyond vintage: 1800s Levi's up for auction This undated photo provided by Daniel Buck Auctions & Appraisals shows the front of a pair of 1893 Levi-Strauss denim blue jeans in pristine condition that will go up for auction Saturday, Nov. 5, 2016 in Lisbon Falls, Maine. The auction house said the jeans were ordered for Solomon Warner, a businessman and pioneer who participated in the creation of the Arizona Territory.
Technical glitches delay auction of 123-year-old jeans
PORTLAND, Maine (AP) — There are vintage jeans. And then there are the 123-year-old jeans up for sale in Maine.The bona fide Levi Strauss & Co. blue jeans from the American Old West are still awaiting a new owner after technical glitches prevented the denim pants from being auctioned Saturday in Maine.Daniel Buck Auctions & Appraisals said the jeans are pristine because they were worn only a few times before the owner fell ill. "They're brand-new Levis.
Technical glitches delay auction of 123-year-old jeans
PORTLAND, Maine (AP) — There are vintage jeans. And then there are the 123-year-old jeans up for sale in Maine.The bona fide Levi Strauss & Co. blue jeans from the American Old West are still awaiting a new owner after technical glitches prevented the denim pants from being auctioned Saturday in Maine.Daniel Buck Auctions & Appraisals said the jeans are pristine because they were worn only a few times before the owner fell ill. "They're brand-new Levis.
Technical glitches delay auction of 123-year-old jeans
PORTLAND, Maine (AP) — There are vintage jeans. And then there are the 123-year-old jeans up for sale in Maine.The bona fide Levi Strauss & Co. blue jeans from the American Old West are still awaiting a new owner after technical glitches prevented the denim pants from being auctioned Saturday in Maine.Daniel Buck Auctions & Appraisals said the jeans are pristine because they were worn only a few times before the owner fell ill. "They're brand-new Levis.
These jeans are beyond vintage: 1800s Levi's up for auction
PORTLAND, Maine (AP) — There are vintage jeans. And then there are jeans from the American Wild West that are up for auction. A Maine auction house is putting up for bid a bona fide pair of Levi's blue jeans bought in 1893. Daniel Buck Auctions & Appraisals says the jeans were ordered for Solomon Warner, who participated in the creation of the Arizona Territory. Warner wore them only a few times. The jeans ended up in a trunk.
These jeans are beyond vintage: 1800s Levi's up for auction
PORTLAND, Maine (AP) — There are vintage jeans. And then there are jeans from the American Wild West that are up for auction.A Maine auction house is putting up for bid a bona fide pair of Levi's blue jeans bought in 1893.Daniel Buck Auctions & Appraisals says the jeans were ordered for Solomon Warner, who participated in the creation of the Arizona Territory.
These jeans are beyond vintage: 1800s Levi's up for auction
PORTLAND, Maine (AP) — There are vintage jeans. And then there are jeans from the American Wild West that are up for auction.A Maine auction house is putting up for bid a bona fide pair of Levi's blue jeans bought in 1893.Daniel Buck Auctions & Appraisals says the jeans were ordered for Solomon Warner, who participated in the creation of the Arizona Territory.
These jeans are beyond vintage: 1800s Levi's up for auction
PORTLAND, Maine (AP) — There are vintage jeans. And then there are jeans from the American Wild West that are up for auction.A Maine auction house is putting up for bid a bona fide pair of Levi's blue jeans bought in 1893. Daniel Buck Auctions & Appraisals says the jeans were ordered for Solomon Warner, who participated in the creation of the Arizona Territory. Warner wore them only a few times.The jeans ended up in a trunk.
These jeans are beyond vintage: 1800s Levi's up for auction - El Nuevo Heraldo: EE.UU. Noticias
Daniel Buck Soules These jeans are beyond vintage: 1800s Levi's up for auction This undated photo provided by Daniel Buck Auctions & Appraisals shows the front of a pair of 1893 Levi-Strauss denim blue jeans in pristine condition that will go up for auction Saturday, Nov. 5, 2016 in Lisbon Falls, Maine. The auction house said the jeans were ordered for Solomon Warner, a businessman and pioneer who participated in the creation of the Arizona Territory.
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