Jim Bakker gets PPP loans during legal fight on fraud claims
FILE - In this Friday, March 2, 2018 file photo, televangelist Jim Bakker leaves a funeral service for the Rev. Applicants seeking PPP loans were asked to certify they werent engaged in any activity that is illegal under federal, state or local law. Bakkers co-counsel is Jay Nixon, a former four-term Missouri attorney general and two-term Democratic governor. Arkansas Attorney General Leslie Rutledge pushes back on framing the lawsuit as a religious freedom infringement. Dont let me have to file for bankruptcy.A week later, Arvest Bank, as the lender, released three PPP loans to Bakkers church management, production and retreat entities.
National Guard ordered out of Ferguson, attention shifts to trial
National Guard ordered out of Ferguson, attention shifts to trial Missouri Gov. Jay Nixon announced Thursday that the National Guard has carried out its mission in Ferguson. Thursday night's protests over the police shooting of Michael Brown remained peaceful again; only seven people were arrested. Vladimir Duthiers reports.
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Ron Johnson on Ferguson: โI have no fearโ Missouri Gov. Jay Nixon put State Highway Patrol Capt. Ron Johnson in charge of keeping the peace after days of tense protests in Ferguson following the shooting of Michael Brown. During a ride-along, Johnson told CBS Newsโ Vladimir Duthiers, โI have no fear, I believe weโre headed toward peace.โ
cbsnews.comAfter night of violence, Missouri governor imposes curfew in Ferguson
After night of violence, Missouri governor imposes curfew in Ferguson Missouri Gov. Jay Nixon has set a curfew in the St. Louis suburb where an unarmed teen was shot by a police officer. FBI agents are on the ground in Ferguson, hoping to find more witnesses who can clarify what happened. Vladimir Duthiers reports.
cbsnews.com8/16: After night of violence, Missouri governor imposes curfew in Ferguson; Green Bay Packers inspire the youngest of fans
8/16: After night of violence, Missouri governor imposes curfew in Ferguson; Green Bay Packers inspire the youngest of fans Missouri Gov. Jay Nixon has set a curfew in the St. Louis suburb where an unarmed teen was shot by a police officer. FBI agents are on the ground in Ferguson, hoping to find more witnesses who can clarify what happened; and, at this time of the year in Green Bay, Wisconsin, home of the NFL's Packers, tradition dictates that some very big legs push some rather small pedals.
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