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74 Years Ago The Exodus 1947 Became Israel s First Ship Of State | The Jewish Press - JewishPress com | Jeff Dunetz | 7 Av 5781 – July 16, 2021

74 Years Ago The Exodus 1947 Became Israel s First Ship Of State | The Jewish Press - JewishPress com | Jeff Dunetz | 7 Av 5781 – July 16, 2021
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Memorial walk for fallen Officer Collins in Doyline attracts support from hundreds

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Louisiana police officer shot and killed while helping with a disturbance call

Louisiana police officer shot and killed while helping with a disturbance call By: CNN By Jason Hanna and Alta Spells, CNN (CNN) A police officer was shot and killed and the suspected shooter was seriously injured Friday as officers responded to a call about a disturbance in a small northwestern Louisiana community, authorities said. Doyline police Officer William Billy Earl Collins Jr. died after being shot in Doyline, a community about 20 miles east of Shreveport, Webster Parish Sheriff Jason Parker said in a news conference. Collins was one of three law enforcement officers who responded to the disturbance call in a Doyline neighborhood, Louisiana State Police Trooper Jonathon Odom said.

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Members of Congress demand immediate funding for Capitol Police, but face headwinds in the Senate

Members of Congress demand immediate funding for Capitol Police, but face headwinds in the Senate Marianna Sotomayor Members of Congress are sounding the alarm over the need to immediately fund the U.S. Capitol Police and National Guard or risk both security departments running out of money, potentially leading to hundreds of furloughs and cuts that would mark the latest setback for the forces after a tumultuous year. Money allotted yearly to an account that pays for the thousands of Capitol Police officers is running out faster than in previous years because of overtime incurred by officers after the Jan. 6 insurrection. The end of the fiscal year is Sept. 30, but Congress has been unable to pass all appropriation bills through both chambers by that date for the past several years, delaying necessary funding to keep the Capitol safe.

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Members of Congress demand immediate funding for Capitol Police, but face headwinds in the Senate by Protesters clash with police outside the Capitol on Jan. 6, 2021. (Amanda Andrade-Rhoades/The Washington Post) WASHINGTON Members of Congress are sounding the alarm over the need to immediately fund the U.S. Capitol Police and National Guard or risk both security departments running out of money, potentially leading to hundreds of furloughs and cuts that would mark the latest setback for the forces after a tumultuous year. Money allotted yearly to an account that pays for the thousands of Capitol Police officers is running out faster than in previous years because of overtime incurred by officers after the Jan. 6 insurrection. The end of the fiscal year is Sept. 30, but Congress has been unable to pass all appropriation bills through both chambers by that date for the past several years, delaying necessary funding to keep the Capitol safe.

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