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Mississippi
FULTON (GaeaTimes.com)- Imagine people slitting themselves up with a knife, after they inhaled a good amount of bath salt.
WASHINGTON - The Supreme Court won't hear an appeal from reputed Ku Klux Klansman James Ford Seale for the killing of two black men in rural Mississippi in 1964.
The unemployment rate fell in two-thirds of the nation's 372 metro areas last month, the Labor Department said Thursday.
JACKSON, Miss. - Another teenage lesbian is suing a Mississippi school district, this time over a policy banning females from wearing tuxedos in yearbook portraits.
OXFORD, Miss. - A rare auction of signed William Faulkner books and personal items has drawn international interest, but few on the town square of the author's hometown were aware of the bidding set for Tuesday at Christie's in New York.
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- Miss. lawmakers sweat off pounds in tough workouts
- Judge hears lesbian teen's suit to force prom
- AFA founder Don Wildmon resigns as chairman
- Jackson State beats Arkansas-Pine Bluff 57-54
- Author Barry Hannah dies at 67 in Mississippi
- Groundbreaking for new Miss. River span postponed
- Admiral Ackbar as Ole Miss mascot? 'It's a trap!'
- Ole Miss students vote to replace Colonel Reb
- Ole Miss students decide to replace Colonel Reb
- Mascotless Ole Miss to vote on Col Reb successor
- County breakdown on proposed smog standards
- Miss. treasurer: Tobacco payments down in 2009
- Graceland Too attracts offbeat tourism in Miss.
