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It Happened in Crawford County: Pastor Ray LaSalle s growing ministry

It Happened in Crawford County: Pastor Ray LaSalle s growing ministry Mary Fox © Zach Tuggle/Telegraph-Forum Mary Fox has been writing the stories of Crawford County for the past four decades. Pastor Ray LaSalle was born in Brazil, Indiana  a son of Wilbur and Violet Lasalle. Ray’s siblings are Jim, Lois Fox and Julia Lucas, deceased. Ray graduated from Ben Davis High School in Indianapolis and then graduated in 1967 from Union Bible Seminary Indiana. He began a full-time evangelistic ministry lasting 23 years. He was planning a tour into Haiti and Mexico and later more countries but instead took a full-time pastorate. Those were great days. They were on 30 radio stations, called the Ray of Hope, and they also had a large monthly publication. 

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51st Annual USA Film Festival at Angelika Film Center

Focus Daily News Share via: The 51st annual USA Film Festival returns to the Angelika Film Center in Dallas for in-person screenings April 21-25. The USA Film Festival is one of the oldest film festivals in the U.S. It was the first festival to devote itself to the American filmmaker back in 1970, and today presents over 50 days of diverse programs every year. “We are so glad to be able to celebrate Dallas Arts Month and bring our program to the community,” says USAFF Managing Director Ann Alexander. “With support from our Sponsors, this year’s program will be presented as all-free-admission. We know that a lot of people are experiencing financial challenges and that people have missed being able to get out to a theater and see a movie. We wanted to present a diverse and accessible program,” she added.

Editorial Roundup: Missouri

Sadly, the steps are too small, and they’re doing it the wrong way. Tuesday, the House Budget Committee considered a bill adding a little more than $1 million to the public defenders’ budget, allowing the office to hire up to 15 additional lawyers. The director of the Office of the Public Defender, Mary Fox, said the money would allow her to clear up the backlog of some cases in some offices. That’s incredibly important. As The Star has reported, thousands of indigent defendants have waited months for a public defender to represent their interests before a judge. Some of those defendants have languished in jail, waiting for the lawyer they’re owed by the U.S. Constitution.

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