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Sunday February 12, 2012


As for me, far be it from me
that I should sin against the Lord
by failing to pray for you.
1 Sam 12:23 (GWT)
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TODAY'S NEWS:

  • Whitney Houston, who once reigned as pop music's queen, dies at the Beverly Hilton at age 48, as officials continue to investigate a cause of death.
  • Romney wins Maine caucus contest, edging out Paul on the same day he won key conservative straw poll
  • Head of Al Qaeda calls on Muslims across world to help Syrian rebels, saying they can't rely on West
  • Former Bachmann Spokeswoman Joins Santorum Team
  • Arab League Considers Revival of Syrian Mission
  • Texas man admits to embellishing combat tour, as charity he worked for is reportedly more than $200G in debt
  • Obama's birth control shift won't quell storm
  • Girl hears Italian soccer legend, wakes from coma
  • Gunmen kill provincial judge, child in Afghanistan
  • Dad, son held in Africa after rapper skips concert duty
  • Friends, family mourn deaths of Powell boys at funeral
  • Texas judge resigns after caught snoozing
  • Iran: Expect major nuke announcement soon
  • Iran to make nuke announcement
  • Libya asks Niger to hand over Qaddafi's son
  • Battle of the billionaires as Super PACs weigh in
  • Hacker claims porn site users compromised
  • University is depicted as diploma mill for foreigners
  • Facebook post appears on missing girl's page
  • Fight breaks out during Arizona Baptist funeral
  • Dental records match California serial killer's victim
  • Obama budget to aim at trade practices
  • Obama pitches new spending, old tax ideas in plan
  • Man reportedly attacks NY state senator at casino

 

TODAY IN HISTORY:

  • 1554 - Lady Jane Grey, queen of England for nine days (in 1553), was executed for high treason.
  • 1663 - Cotton Mather, Scion of a Noble Heritage was born
  • 1733 - Led by philanthropist James Edward Oglethorpe, the first English colonists arrived in Georgia, at the site of Savannah.
  • 1789 - AMERICAN REVOLUTION - Ethan Allen dies.
  • 1793- Congress enacts first fugitive slave law.
  • 1809 - President Abraham Lincoln was born
  • 1818 - Chile formally proclaimed its independence from Spain.
  • 1828 - CIVIL WAR - Rebel General Robert Ransom is born.
  • 1834 - Schleiermacher, a cofounder of the University of Berlin, died.
  • 1865 - Ex-slave Henry Garnet preaches to House on slavery and Civil War.
  • 1870 - The Utah Territory granted women the right to vote (revoked in 1887).
  • 1909 - The National Association for the Advancement of Colored People (NAACP) was founded.
  • 1912 - Pu Yi, the last emperor of the Manchu (Ch'ing) dynasty in China, renounced his throne following the establishment of a republic under Sun Yat-sen.
  • 1915 - Actor Lorne Greene is born.
  • 1915 - WWI - British planes raid Belgian coast.
  • 1917 - American schooner Lyman M. Law is sunk.
  • 1924 - Rhapsody In Blue, by George Gershwin, performed for first time.
  • 1934 - Basketball great Bill Russell born.
  • 1938 - Judy Blume, popular young-adult author, is born.
  • 1941 - WWII - Rommel in Africa.
  • 1972 - VIETNAM WAR - Cambodians launch attack to retake Angkor Wat.
  • 1973 - The first release of American prisoners of war from the Vietnam war took place.
  • 1976 - Actor Sal Mineo is killed in Hollywood.
  • 1986 - Scharansky released.
  • 1988 - Russian ships bump U.S. destroyer and cruiser.
  • 1999 - The Senate voted to acquit President Clinton on charges of perjury and obstruction of justice.
  • 2002 - Yugoslavian ex-president Slobodan Milosevic went on trial for war crimes.
  • 2002 - Iranian jet slams into mountain.
  • 2008 - GM reports record loss, offers buyouts to 74,000 workers.
  • 2008 - Writers’ strike ends after 100 days.
  • 2010 - The 2010 Winter Olympics opened in Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada. The games got off to a tragic start when a luger from the Republic of Georgia, Nodar Kumaritashvili, dies tragically in a crash during training run


 

 

 

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