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December 2006
Sanjay Dutt's bail extended till Dec 21 : HindustanTimes.com
by hemanshu_desai
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A court in Mumbai on Tuesday gave actor Sanjay Dutt time till December 21 to surrender following his conviction in the 1993 bomb blasts case for illegally possessing arms.
Sanjay, convicted under the Arms Act on November 28 for possessing a 9mm pistol and an AK-56 rifle, had earlier been granted time till today by the TADA court to surrender. He moved an application yesterday seeking more time on various grounds to surrender.
The court will hear his plea on December 21, when the CBI has been asked to file its views.
Clad in blue jeans and a striped shirt, Sanjay asked Judge PD Kode to allow him to surrender when the case concludes or the final verdict is delivered or until such time as the court may permit.
He pleaded that he needed to make arrangements for his daughter Trishala's education in the US. She is coming to India on December 23 and he said he needed to spend time with her.
April 2006
Tancredo blasts Senate 'amnesty'
by jasontromm
Rep. Tom Tancredo, R-Colo., a leading critic in Congress of open borders, blasted the decision today by Republicans and Democrats in the Senate to compromise on immigration reform and offer the possibility of citizenship to an estimated 10 million people who entered the country illegally through 2004.
December 2005
Christian 'megapastor' blasts believers on Dec. 25 dispute
by jasontromm
With many large churches across the U.S. announcing they won't be open on Christmas Day, some pastors are defending their decision to stay closed, even going so far as to blast those who question their motives.
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'A Change Is Gonna Come' -- Sam Cooke
by hurlantenova
soul music - With the exception of Ms. Billie's 'Strange Fruit' or Coltrane's 'Alabama,' there is perhaps no other song recorded by an African American in the 20th century that makes you stop dead in your tracks the way Sam Cooke's 'A Change Is Gonna Come' does. Mournful, sullen and majestic, the song was Cooke's final gift to a movement that was losing dreamers to shotgun blasts by the day.
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