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Abortion debate epicenter: Mississippi clinic stays open

Abortion debate epicenter: Mississippi clinic stays open
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Abortion debate epicenter: Mississippi clinic stays open

JACKSON, Miss. (AP) — As the U.S. Supreme Court heard a Mississippi case Wednesday that could .

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Street preachers in Fondren: $500K bond called grossly unreasonable

Street preachers in Fondren: $500K bond called grossly unreasonable
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Street preachers $500K bond grossly unreasonable

Street preachers $500K bond grossly unreasonable
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Fondren restaurant owners say protesters keep harassing their customers without fear of arrest

Fondren restaurant owners say protesters keep harassing their customers without fear of arrest Fondren restaurant owners say protesters keep harassing their customers without fear of arrest By C.J. LeMaster | May 3, 2021 at 8:47 PM CDT - Updated May 3 at 10:18 PM JACKSON, Miss. (WLBT) - For the last few years, restaurant owners in Fondren say theyâve been targeted by protesters without any help from law enforcement or the city of Jackson. âTheyâre just telling everyone theyâre going to Hell, theyâre burning in fire,â said Nathan Glenn, who owns two restaurants in the area. âI donât know who made them Jesus Christ, and why they think theyâre Jesus Christ, because theyâre not.â

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