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• Israel waits for Sea of Galilee's low tide to turn | Since 1998, the last normal year, the Sea of Galilee has dropped almost 20 feet. The reason is a combination of drought and overuse (The New York Times)
  
  
• Churches blow cold on baked beans | The church's long connection with food has taken a fresh twist in the diocese of Gloucester, when it yesterday appealed for this year's harvest festival to be free of baked beans (The Guardian, London)
  
  
• Gun-case vicar is sacked | Michael Daggett was jailed after hiding a loaded gun at his home (Manchester Online)
  
  
• Museum seeks cash to prepare for Scrolls | It's not cheap to display the ancient manuscripts (The Muskegon [Mich.] Chronicle)

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