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Clyde "Mike" Bandy (left) talks with Charles Mills,100, as Kevin Sykes listens during a 50th anniversary memorial service at the Seafarer Center in Port Arthur for those lost, as well as those who survived, the SS Texaco-Oklahoma tragedy of March 27, 1971. The ship, carrying 220,000 barrels of fuel oil, was split in two after being hit by a massive wave during a winter storm off of Cape Hatteras, North Carolina. Only 13 of the 44 crewmen aboard survived. Photo made Thursday, March 25, 2021 Kim Brent/The Enterprise

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Fr. Ron Foshage is the pastor at St. Michael's Catholic Church in Jasper, which the King family attended. He traveled weekly with Ron King to visit his son John William King in the Huntsville Unit, where he awaits execution for the dragging death of James Byrd, Jr. in 1998. Fr. Foshag has also worked closely in Jasper's ministerial alliance, helping the city heal in the wake of the racially motivated crime. Photo taken Tuesday, April 9, 2019 Kim Brent/The Enterprise

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BEIJING (AP) — Draft of WHO-China report obtained by AP says the coronavirus likely spread from animals to humans, lab leak unlikely.